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Denis Oleshkevich2012-08-02 11:58:49
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Denis Oleshkevich, 2012-08-02 11:58:49

Using git with complex svn repository structure

Several subprojects live in one SVN repository, different versions of projects are stored in branches, i.e. has the following structure:

/branches
  a.ver.1
  a.ver.2
  a.ver.3
/trunk
  a
  b
  c


The entire trunk has been added to Git.
I am making changes to project a, at a certain stage it is required to download the changes in SVN to a separate branch, without affecting the trunk. How can this be done with Git? Am I using git correctly in this situation at all?

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Push_Ok, 2012-08-02
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it would be more convenient if you made branches in the guide as folders in the trunk
and then you would pour everything into svn current from one branch and there would be no problems.

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