Sauvegarde les référentiels en tant que branches externes en local.
Sekurkopias la deponejojn kiel eksterajn branĉojn loke.
Backups the repositories as external branches, locally.
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1. Setup a "authors.txt" file containing one line a author: SVN_NAME = GIT_NAME <email@adress>
This will map the SVN user name with the Github user accounts and email.
2. git svn clone $SVN –no-metadata -A authors.txt
The will create a local Git repository with all the revisions of the SVN.
3. git remote add origin git@github.com:Account/Repos
You must be in the local repository and have created a brand new repository "Repos" with your account "Account".
4. git push -u origin master
To push the very first commits.