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Hey. is there a simple way to sync my local svn server with an online one? this is what i’m trying to do:
i’m working on several projects through online svn repos. but sometimes i go off the grid, and want to still be able to access all my repo history. i have no prob registring an svn server on my system (or, to be more exact, it is something i can do with no problems i can’t handle), and i want it to sync with the online one when updating. possible?
git-svn would probably fit your needs very nicely (it does for me in very similar circumstances).
If you would prefer something a little closer to what you’re currently doing, you may want to look into svk.
There are a number of questions here on SO about
git-svn, and in general it’s fairly easy to find info on it.