svn - Is it possible to migrate from subversion to git keeping history of copied branches, tags and trunk? -


i've seen number of posts no resolution.

i have 1 subversion repository, hosting multiple projects. migrate 1 of projects git while preserving history contains branch, tag , trunk copies.

this 1 project had structure:

root/    dir/       mod1/          trunk/          branches/          tags/       mod2/          trunk/          branches/          tags/       ... 

initially these projects developed independent projects, turns out more related thought , decided reorganize copying individual trunk, branches , tags directories right under dir/ like:

root/    dir/       trunk/          mod1/          mod2/          ...       branches/       tags/ 

my git svn clone looks like:

git svn clone --no-metadata <svn_url>/root/dir -s git-svn-clone 

after finishes , clean branches , tags per this, when git log, see history starting @ point @ branch/tags/trunk copied in svn.

i've tried git log --follow doesn't work. i've tried -m -c , --find-copies-harder options , show same thing.

i'd have thought making sure cloned branches, tags , trunks, git able find parents directories copied.

is want not possible? wouldn't worst thing in world not have history nice.

you can use subgit have used migrate local subversion repository git.


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