python-svn2git is a translation of the great svn2git utility to Python 3, plus scripts to determine all commit auhors from the subversion repository, and to push the converted git repository to a hosted repository.
git svn must be available).The svn2git.py script can be used as a drop-in replacement for the original svn2git command, just requiring Python instead of Ruby.
The original documentation applies here too,
except for the --password option that has been removed
because it is not supported by git-svn.
The usage message produced by svn2git.py --help is:
usage: svn2git.py [-h] [-v] [--username NAME] [--authors AUTHORS_FILE]
[--exclude REGEX [REGEX ...]] [-m] [--no-minimize-url]
[--revision START_REV[:END_REV]]
[--branches BRANCHES_PATH [BRANCHES_PATH ...] |
--nobranches] [--tags TAGS_PATH [TAGS_PATH ...] | --notags]
[--trunk TRUNK_PATH | --notrunk] [--rootistrunk] [--rebase]
[--rebasebranch REBASEBRANCH]
[SVN_URL]
Migrate projects from Subversion to Git
positional arguments:
SVN_URL Subversion repository URL
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose Output all messages including debug level
--username NAME Username for transports that need it (http(s), svn)
--authors AUTHORS_FILE
Path to file containing svn-to-git authors mapping
(default: ~/.svn2git/authors)
--exclude REGEX [REGEX ...]
Specify a Perl regular expression to filter paths to
exclude from fetching; can be used multiple times
-m, --metadata Include metadata in git logs (git-svn-id)
--no-minimize-url Accept URLs as-is without attempting to connect to a
higher level directory
--revision START_REV[:END_REV]
Start importing from SVN revision START_REV;
optionally end at END_REV
--branches BRANCHES_PATH [BRANCHES_PATH ...]
Subpath to branches from repository URL (default:
branches); can be used multiple times
--nobranches Do not try to import any branches
--tags TAGS_PATH [TAGS_PATH ...]
Subpath to tags from repository URL (default: tags);
can be used multiple times
--notags Do not try to import any tags
--trunk TRUNK_PATH Subpath to trunk from repository URL (default: trunk)
--notrunk Do not import anything from trunk
--rootistrunk Use this if the root level of the repo is equivalent
to the trunk and there are no tags or branches. In
that case, any other options regarding trunk, tags or
branches will be ignored.
--rebase Instead of cloning a new project, rebase an existing
one against SVN
--rebasebranch REBASEBRANCH
Rebase the specified branchThe push_all.py script can be used to push a local git repository to a hosted (empty) remote repository as described in https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/import/svn.html#cut-over-migration-with-svn2git (basically wrapping the commands in the last code block there).
If the origin URL that was configured using either git remote add origin
or the option --set-origin is an HTTP URL (i.e. starts with http: or https:),
the script checks if the Git option credential.helper has been set,
and exits if it is not set. Otherwise, you would end up entering your
credentials over and over again, especially when using the
--incremental option.
If you get a message reading
fatal: pack exceeds maximum allowed size
when running this script, then there are pack size limits configured on the remote side.
In that case, you should try the --incremental option.
It will enable incremental pushes of maximum 1024 commits
(or any other number you specify there), reducing the
effective batch size dynamically if required.
This immensely improves the chance to get your local repository pushed completely.
The usage message produced by push_all.py --help is:
usage: push_all.py [-h] [-v] [--set-origin GIT_URL]
[--incremental [MAXIMUM_BATCH_SIZE]] [--fail-fast]
[--ignore-missing-credential-helper]
Push the contents of a local Git repository to its origin URL
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose Output all messages including debug level
--set-origin GIT_URL URL to push to (if omitted, the existing URL for
origin will be used).
--incremental [MAXIMUM_BATCH_SIZE]
If the upstream repository rejects a global (i.e. non-
incremental) push with the message "fatal: pack
exceeds maximum allowed size", use this option to push
the repository contents in smaller batches of maximum
MAXIMUM_BATCH_SIZE commits (default: 1024). During the
incremental push, the (effective) batch size will be
adjusted automatically in the range between 1 and
MAXIMUM_BATCH_SIZE, depending on the success or
failure of pushes.
--fail-fast Exit directly after the first branch failed to be
pushed.
--ignore-missing-credential-helper
Ignore (the lack of) the credential.helper git option.The unique_commit_authors.py script examines the log of either a subversion repository’s working copy located in the current directory, or that of the subversion repository at the specified URL, and produces a list of unique commit authors on stdout.
This script requires a Subversion command line client (i.e. svn) to be installed.
You can redirect standard output to a file
and use that file as a starting point to create the authors file for the
--authors option of svn2git.
The usage message produced by unique_commit_authors.py --help is:
usage: unique_commit_authors.py [-h] [-q] [-v] [-c CHUNK_SIZE] [-s]
[--svn-command SVN_COMMAND]
[SVN_URL]
Print unique authors from the subversion log.
positional arguments:
SVN_URL Subversion repository URL. If omitted, inspect the log
of the working copy in the current directory instead.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-q, --quiet Output error and warning messages only.
-v, --verbose Output all messages.
-c CHUNK_SIZE, --chunk-size CHUNK_SIZE
Split the Subversion log into chunks of CHUNK_SIZE
revisions (default: 5000).
-s, --per-user-statistics
Print per-user statistics.
--svn-command SVN_COMMAND
Subversion command line client executable path.
Normally, the default value (svn) is sufficient, but
there might exist cases where the executable is stored
in a non-standard location not included in the system
path (e.g. /opt/CollabNet_Subversion/bin/svn).Generalized workflow:
svnauthor = git author name <email address>See example.md for a small example.
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