version control - Is there a way to merge the commit history from an SVN repository to a Git branch? -


we have several small semi-related svn repos inactive far commits go. however, need used and/or commit history needs reviewed. move of them single pre-existing git repo of our work done on git these days...

in doing research, think want achieve have git subtree branch each svn repo has of commit history. but, git-svn seems allow me relate 1 svn repo 1 git repo, have create git repo each project first, , convert subtree in final repo. (i think)

is there way merge history svn repo directly onto branch in git repository can skip step of creating redundant git repos?

everything easier in git. i'd use tool git2svn import subversion repositories git.

once in git, can setup new repository branches. set each branch track 1 converted subversion repository. once you've fetched change sets, can clear remote tracking git remote remove. leaves repository various changesets subversion on branches.


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