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How to mirror my source code that is in SVN repository with git.
My firm keeps all its source code in SVN. I what to checkout all the code from the svn repository and then import it into a git repo on the internet so I can go home and get everything out of the git repo. I am never going to be making code changes at home so this is going to be a one-way mirror.. I just want to keep mirroring the code I have at work in my git repo and then downloading it at home?
Have you explored using git-svn? It allows you to operate between a git and svn repository.
Here’s a link: http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-svn.html