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I have imported the subversion repository to Git repository by svn-all-fast-export.
However, after imported the project, I don’t know the way to keep maintain reposirory synchonize with the SVN which still have some users using.
I cannot find the way to use git svn fetch or git svn dcommit after done the imported.
SVN2Git is for 1-shot conversion. For SVN <-> Git synchronization on the server, you need to setup any SVN-Git gateway like SubGit. To do that run on the server
And setup Git access to the Git repository created at
path/to/svn/repository/.gitAlternatively you can use git-svn locally and just SVN on the server. To start working with SVN repository, clone it first:
to fetch changes from SVN run
git svn rebaseand to push current branch —git svn dcommit