SVN to Github Questions

[Lord Ganja]

I was about to transfer from svn to github to always be up to date.

The thing is, how could I transfer my src with modifications to github?

I wanted to use the latest update of github but above it is my modified src.

I don't want to replace the whole src from my svn. I only wanted the modified part of my src to be applied to github..

 

Should I do it manually or follow this one?

 

http://rathena.org/board/topic/87120-transitioning-from-svn-to-git/?p=221180

 

So based from that guide I have to drag and drop the files from my svn to github and replace all.. After doing it, I have to stash save,

then tortoisegit > pull and after it i have to stash pop..

 

What I don't really understand is what does this Stash Save and Stash Pop do?

Does it merged my modified src to the github src by just adding the modified src? or it is replaced as a whole by my modified src?

 

Thanks in advance! 

Edited December 14, 2013 by Lord Ganja

[Lord Ganja]

BUMP!

[Akbare]

create patch in old server [sVN]

 

checkout github

 

and apply your patch

 

 

use turtoise 1.8

 

Edited December 16, 2013 by Akbare

[Lord Ganja]

@Akbare

That's the only way? So, it's like doing it manually..

anyway, thank you for your reply.

Edited December 16, 2013 by Lord Ganja

[Akbare]

@Akbare

That's the only way? So, it's like doing it manually..

anyway, thank you for your reply.

 

yup

 

just apply patch do what you need only...[ conf, npc, db] without src folder 

[Lord Ganja]

I'm really looking into my src modifications to be applied in github.

anyway, thanks. This would take time to manually look for my custom patches and manually add it to github