Nicolas Vilz 'niv' <niv@iaglans.de> wrote:
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> hi everyone,
> 
> as i mentioned, i do experimental work with git and svn... and i
> experienced some problems with git when pulling much data from svn.
> 
> Actually that happens after i commit a revision with many and big files.
> After that i cannot do a git-svn fetch anymore because git-svn
> complains...
> 
> fatal: Ref refs/heads/svn-git-HEAD is at
> 504721bf4b2702d3e56cef69950f42a43568e846 but expected
> 504721bf4b2702d3e56cef69950f42a43568e846

Those messages are from git-update-ref.  What were some of the messages
from git-svn leading up to that point?

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> now i am a little confused about that... oh, i actually modified the
> svn-git directly instead of a private working branch... perhaps that was
> not intended.

You should never, ever modify the git-svn-HEAD branch yourself.
Interface branches should never be modified.  It's the golden rule of
interfacing between different SCM interfaces.  Sorry, I've been doing
things like this this for a while now I guess I didn't make it
abundantly clear in the documentation.

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> now i am still on rev 2 on this branch but i updated it to rev 5 on the
> svn-side...
> 
> any hints?

Save your current work in git-svn-HEAD to a private branch

	git branch -b private git-svn-HEAD

then reset git-svn-HEAD to the last revision where it was managed by
git-svn fetch:

	git-checkout git-svn-HEAD
	git-log (look for the last commit with 'git-svn-id:' in it)
	git-reset --hard <last commit with 'git-svn-id:' in it>

Now go to your private branch:

	git checkout private

And continue working on your private branch as usual.

-- 
Eric Wong
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