Hi,
I'm trying to migrate a SVN repsitory which has some tags with following names: ${version.technical}, ${BUILD_NUMBER}. (These tag names have bveen created when tagging from jenkins)
svn2git runs fine when adding --notags flag, but I want to include all tags but these 2 in the git repo.
Tested lots of combinations of --exclude flag, but i'm no sure which syntax should I use ...
Now, i'm getting this:
creating empty directory: repo-name/src/main/resources/js/test sh: svn/tags/${version.technical}: bad substitution command failed: git log -1 --pretty=format:'%s' "svn/tags/${version.technical}" command failed: git config --local --unset user.name
BTW, --exclude './tags/.' should be equivalent to --notags flag, right?
Removing these 2 tags in the current SVN does not help us because these tags still exist in the repo's history. How can we scape the ${} chars?
Hi, I'm trying to migrate a SVN repsitory which has some tags with following names: ${version.technical}, ${BUILD_NUMBER}. (These tag names have bveen created when tagging from jenkins) svn2git runs fine when adding --notags flag, but I want to include all tags but these 2 in the git repo.
Tested lots of combinations of --exclude flag, but i'm no sure which syntax should I use ... Now, i'm getting this:
creating empty directory: repo-name/src/main/resources/js/test sh: svn/tags/${version.technical}: bad substitution command failed: git log -1 --pretty=format:'%s' "svn/tags/${version.technical}" command failed: git config --local --unset user.nameBTW, --exclude './tags/.' should be equivalent to --notags flag, right? Removing these 2 tags in the current SVN does not help us because these tags still exist in the repo's history. How can we scape the ${} chars?