git-svn--skip-error

New feature git-svn
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Problem: When cloning from a svn repository that is corrupted, git-svn fails trying to fetch the revision that
is corrupted. 

Lets explain it with an example:
 
git svn clone http://svn.server.com/project 
# gits start getting the revisions from the svn server.
# when it gets to revision 1234 it fails with the next error
File/Path was not found in commit ab123... (r1234)

Current work around: Clone from a later revision, for instance.
# clone it from revision 1235 doing this git-svn ends without error
git svn clone -r1235 http://svn.server.com/project 

Now you end up with two git repositories one from revision 0 to 1234 and other from revision 1235 to HEAD

Desirable feature description:Modify git-svn to have a options like '--skip-errors' that could handle this type of
errors. In a way that 'git svn clone --skip-errors http://svn.server.com/project' will result in a repository with
all the revisions except those that were corrupted.

I hope I made myself clear.

P.S. In the mean time does any one know how can you merge those two repositories without affecting git-svn metada.

Desperately needed!
Agreed :)

some updates?

It would be useful indeed...

as workaround for some old SVN Repos from us, im use the param -r

show
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/747075/how-to-git-svn-clone-the-last-n-revisions-from-a-subversion-repository

git svn clone -s -r1450:HEAD some/svn/repo

to ignore very old commits.

The first git commit after migration contains the last content from commit 1 - 1450