Steve Cookson <steve.cook...@sca-uk.com> writes: > Oh goodness, you mean when I first set up the repository? I've > rebuilt my machine many times since then.
hi Steve! yep, that's the one I'd need. Although I imagined that you wouldn't have it anymore ;) > Could you not recreate it (or could I recreate it for you) with this > sort of command, using a version number: > > git svn clone > http://svn.code.sf.net/p/wxperl/code/Alien-wxWidgets/trunk@1234 > ~/tracking-Alien-wxWidgets Not really. The git commit ids will be different than the one you generated previously. So I can't use that to merge commits from svn into github. I think the way to go is that I regenerate new svn clones on my server (already done now). Then delete the repos on github which I checked have not that much forks and/or branches. Then we recreate the DEV branches and reapply your commits to Alien-wxWidgets. After this I setup the svn tracking through my server. Does that sound like a plan for you ? -- erik colson
