Migrate an SVN repository into AllSpice

Part #1: Migrate your SVN repository to git

For converting your SVN repository into a Git one, we recommend following this GitKraken guide.

You may also be interested in Microsoft's SVN to Git migration guide: Learn how to migrate from Subversion (SVN) to Git, including history

Part #2: Sync your new git repo with AllSpice

When you are done with the steps in the tutorial above, you will have to add your AllSpice Hub repository as the remote and force push the changes (since you already initialized the repository).

From bash

From within the c:\new-bare.git directory, run:

git remote add origin [REPO-URL]
git push --set-upstream origin --force-with-lease

Where [REPO-URL] is the repository clone address and has the format:

https://hub.allspice.io/[YOUR-ORG-NAME]/[YOUR-REPO-NAME].git

From TortoiseGit

• Click "Push
• Check "Force with lease"
• Click "Manage" to add your remote
• Select "Okay" & "Okay"

Part #3: Create a develop branch

When everything looks good on your new main branch, you can create a develop branch where you can do your day to day work.

From bash

Run the following commands:

git checkout -b develop
git push --set-upstream origin

From TortoiseGit

• Click "Create Branch"
• Name your branch develop
• In Options, check "Switch to new branch"
• Click "Okay"
• Then, click "Push" & "Okay"