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Converting SVN working copy to GIT


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Hi guys,

I'm planning to convert to git for my server and I wanted to ask if anyone could give me a crash course how to convert my SVN working copy (including my local changes) to git (so that I will have the master branch to pull new changes and my own local branch which has my own customizations)

I hope this is possible

And I have a question about cross OS compatibility:

My server is running Linux, but I am used to work in VS and with TortoiseSVN, so I mounted the servers HDD with win-sshfs that I can work on my linux HDD with windows GUI. The problem is that I can not svn update the repo on linux because the svn versions between windows and linux do not match, so I have to update over sshfs and the tortoiseSVN GUI, which is fcking slow. Does anybody know if GIT has the same problem?

For myself, it's very convenient to pull the whole stuff on linux (cause its faster) and edit the source (or merge conflicts) on windows.

Thanks in advance guys :)

chriser~

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Thanks Euphy, I did not see that, sorry :/

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