Git to SVN :(

Some useful information can be found at svnbook.red-bean.com

Create A Local Working Copy

$ svn checkout BRANCH FOLDER_NAME

Example:

# Checks out repo/trunk in a folder called trunk
$ svn checkout https://code.example.com/repo/trunk

# Checks out repo/trunk in a folder called repo
$ svn checkout https://code.example.com/repo/trunk repo

Git Equivalent

$ git clone REPO

Create A New Branch

$ svn copy CURRENT_BRANCH NEW_BRANCH -m “MESSAGE”

Example:

$ svn copy https://code.example.com/repo/trunk \
    https://code.example.com/repo/features/feature_branch \
    -m "Creating a private branch of /repo/trunk."

Git Equivalent

$ git checkout -b BRANCH

Switch To a Different Branch

$ svn switch BRANCH

Example:

$ svn switch https://code.example.com/repo/features/feature_branch

Git Equivalent

$ git checkout BRANCH

Keep The Branch In Sync

$ svn update

Example:

$ svn switch https://code.example.com/repo/trunk
$ svn update
$ svn switch https://code.example.com/repo/features/feature_branch
$ svn merge https://code.example.com/repo/trunk
& svn ci -m "Merge branch trunk into feature_branch"

Git Equivalent

$ git pull

Merge to Trunk

$ svn merge BRANCH

Example:

$ svn switch https://code.example.com/repo/trunk
$ svn update
$ svn merge --reintegrate https://code.example.com/repo/features/my_feature
$ svn update
$ svn commit -m "Merge branch my_feature into trunk"

Git Equivalent

$ git merge BRANCH

Status

$ svn status

Git Equivalent

$ git status

Committing

$ svn commit -m “MESSAGE”

Example:

$ svn update
$ svn status
$ svn add PATH/TO/NEW/FILES
$ svn commit -m “Added an awesome feature”

Git Equivalent

$ git commit -m “Added an awesome feature” && git push

Commit A Single File

$ svn commit FILE -m "MESSAGE"

Example:

$ svn commit app/models/awesome.rb -m "Adding some awesome"

View Repository Structure

$ svn ls REPO

Example:

$ svn ls https://code.example.com/repo
branches/
features/
tags/
trunk/

$ svn ls https://code.example.com/repo/features
sprint_17/
sprint_18/
sprint_19/

Git Equivalent

$ git branch -a

View Repository Details

$ svn info

Revert Changes

$ svn revert

Example:

$ svn revert . -R

The “Git Way”

Clone Trunk:

$ svn checkout https://code.example.com/repo/trunk repo

Create Feature Branch:

$ svn copy https://code.example.com/repo/trunk \
    https://code.example.com/repo/features/feature_branch \
    -m "Creating a private branch of /repo/trunk."

Switch:

$ svn switch https://code.example.com/repo/features/feature_branch

Make Changes:

$ rm *.php
$ rails new awesome_app

Add New Files:

$ svn status
$ svn add . --force

Commit New Files:

$ svn commit -m “Made some awesome”

Switch to Trunk:

$ svn switch https://code.example.com/repo/trunk

Update From Upstream:

$ svn update

Merge New Feature:

$ svn merge --reintegrate https://code.example.com/repo/features/feature_branch

Commit Merge:

$ svn commit -m “Merge branch feature_branch into trunk”

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Git to SVN :(

Create A Local Working Copy

Example:

Git Equivalent

Create A New Branch

Example:

Git Equivalent

Switch To a Different Branch

Example:

Git Equivalent

Keep The Branch In Sync

Example:

Git Equivalent

Merge to Trunk

Example:

Git Equivalent

Status

Git Equivalent

Committing

Example:

Git Equivalent

Commit A Single File

Example:

View Repository Structure

Example:

Git Equivalent

View Repository Details

Revert Changes

Example:

The “Git Way”

Clone Trunk:

Create Feature Branch:

Switch:

Make Changes:

Add New Files:

Commit New Files:

Switch to Trunk:

Update From Upstream:

Merge New Feature:

Commit Merge:

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