Hi
Does git-svn support a repository layout where branches may reside under

more than one root?
/trunk

/branches

  branch1

  branch2

  branch3

/somedir

  branch4

  branch5

  branch6

/tags

  ...
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               Tzafrir Cohen

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git-svn does support it.  The way that I interact with repositories

like this is to have the main git-svn remote track only the trunk

(fetch = /trunk:...), and then to add addititonal remotes for each

branch that I want to track.  There may be a nicer way to do it, but

git-svn certainly supports the method just described.

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Thanks for your answer,
I'm afraid I don't follow you. Where do I have to write that and where?
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               Tzafrir Cohen

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You can just add more svn-remote to a single git repo with "git svn

init". So you could do:
git svn clone -s svn://host/some/repo

cd repo

git svn init --branches somedir svn://host/some/repo/ svn2

git svn fetch svn2
To fetch all new stuff at once, you would then later use "git svn fetch

--all".
Björn

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