My personal git-svn cheatsheet/reference

>One of my clients keep their repository in svn, so I started playing with git-svn. Hopefully, it will allow me to be able to use a single revision control system, and to forget about svn 😉

Here is my personal cheatsheet/reference for git-svn. It is published here so that I can reach it from anywhere, and thinking that someone else may also find it useful. I keep this in a text file, so it is copied verbatim here.

Mac ports package: git-core

Note that the command is "git svn", not "git-svn", but man page is git-svn(1).

git svn init
  --stdlayout  # if svn repo has the usual trunk/branches/tags structure
  --prefix=[url prefix]      # if svn repo does not follow the stdlayout
  --trunk=[trunk dir]        # |
  --tags=[tags dir]          # |
  --branches=[branches dir]  # ---
  --username=[user name]   # svn repo user name (for https, http etc.)

git svn fetch  # fetch unfetched changesets from svn repo
git svn clone  # issue an init and a fetch (can use almost all options of both)

git svn rebase  # 'svn update' Fetch changesets to current HEAD and rebase
git svn dcommit # 'svn commit' Send uncommitted commit diffs before HEAD to svn.

git svn branch  # create a new branch in the svn repository
git svn tag     # create a new tag in the svn repository

git svn log   # 'svn log'. Can also show git commit hashes with --show-commit
git svn blame # 'svn blame'. Can also show in git blame format 
              # - with svn changesets numbers using --git-format
git svn find-rev  # find the git commit for given svn revision rN

git svn info  # 'svn info'
git svn propget  # 'svn propget'
git svn proplist # 'svn proplist'
git svn show-externals  # 'svn propget svn:externals'