Using git-svn

Using Git SVN.sh

# Initial Checkout/Clone
git svn clone https://svn.yourdomain.com --stdlayout destination_folder_name
# stdlayout is used if your SVN follows the standard 
# layout /trunk /branches /tags and will add the branches and tags as git branches.

# Do some dev work
git add .
git commit -m "commit message"
git stash                   # Stash uncommitted files
git svn fetch               # Get new SVN changes
git svn rebase              # Rebase new SVN changes (will also do fetch if you want to skip a step)
git svn dcommit –dry-run    # Check things like what branch you are sending to and SVN url
git svn dcommit             # Send commits to SVN
git stash apply             # Re-apply unstaged files


## Changing Branches
git checkout -b RELEASE-0.12-svn origin/RELEASE-0.12 
# will connect with a remote svn branch named ‘RELEASE-0.12′
# -n will show which svn branch you will commit into:
git svn dcommit --dry-run 

## Tips and Tricks
# Add svn ignore to git local ignore.
git svn show-ignore >> .git/info/exclude
#Create a shallow clone for big repositories
git svn clone -s -r604:HEAD http://svn.xxxxxx.com/repos/ -T trunk -b branches -t tags
# Create a svn branch
git svn branch -n  -m "Branch for authentication bug" auth_bug
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