Hi Zk W,
While I know nothing of svn, could you at least clarify when the 'gc'
fails.
I think I've seen threads where the 'gc' is performed at the end, with
an implication that the transfer had happened but the problem was
afterwards.
You may also want to search the main Git List archive
https://public-inbox.org/git/?q=svn
Philip
On 18/04/2019 14:21, Zk W wrote:
Hi
we have a big repo
we tried git svn clone (non-standard layout) and it failed due to gc
failure
we tried
git svn clone -r222:500000 repo-url -T <dir>/trunk
--author-file=file.txt --no-minimal-url repoDir
we then tried but we're unsure if below steps are correct to overcome
the gc failure.
git svn clone -r222:5000 repo-url -T <dir>/trunk
--author-file=file.txt --no-minimal-url repoDir
cd repoDir
git svn fetch -r500:50000
When it completed, we found many files missing.
We checked
git svn show-ignore
It listed many directories
Questions
1) Are the steps correct as workaround to overcome gc problem ?
git svn clone -r222:5000 repo-url -T <dir>/trunk
--author-file=file.txt --no-minimal-url repoDir
cd repoDir
git svn fetch -r500:50000
2) How to do unignore the directories listed/shown in git svn
show-ignore ?
We are afraid that missing files are not cloned because of ignore by
svn and git.
Any help is appreciated
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