Git import/export into SVN as a regular workflow? -
Randal Schwartz uses the GVA SVN import / export feature when it has to interact with the SVN repository He pulls the project from SVN, saves it with all local edits / guitts, once again SVN returns the change in the repository. Is it really a suitable process for daily use with SVN stores instead of using SVN? Especially if your end store should be SVN.
This is a subjective question, but yes, it is absolutely worth it local At the level you will get all the benefits of Git, with no hassle to deal with Subversion.
As an extreme example, if you are using colonists locally, and you accidentally delete some files, T is still committed (maybe you are on a plane and do not commit For example, for example), you have lost all your work on the guit, because your repository is local, you can just
git ls-files -d. Xerose GIT checkout -
Sha-Po! Your files are restored.
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