How to bind 2 SVN and GIT repositories to a project?

Question

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Greetings.
I have the following situation - I need to send commits to 2 repositories , one of which is on SVN and the other on GIT .
I can not figure out how to tie them both to the project.
PHP project with Symfony 3 framework.
To work with repositories, I work with SmartGitHG 7 (for mac os x).
Please tell me how to solve this problem correctly.

Answer 1

I used git-svn for a similar task . Don't know if SmartGitHG can work with it, I worked through SourceTree and console. In general, the svn repository is downloaded via git-svn (in SourceTree this is done in 2 clicks), and then the remote git repository is added. In my case, the repositories were identical, so I just committed to git (maybe I also need to push), and then rebase the commits on the trunk and push the commits.

Answer 2

and the decision "on the forehead" - in the git to ignore everything SVN'ovskoe, in SVNe - gith and forward. True, you will have to commit twice ... Well, or try to do autocommit in svn with git hooks, if it makes sense ..