A while ago, I had to rescue a project of a developer that had hosted their SVN repository on a locally running CollabNet installation in a VM that wasn’t properly backed up. So besides pollution of a development system, it had to be resurrected after the host crashed. Apparently
Here are some links without full steps that I used to find my way around, find the SVN repository locations and credentials, then convert it to git (that’s now remotely hosted in multiple places both internally and externally).
No steps as hopefully I will never need to take this route again:
- Setting up CollabNet SVN on Windows
- Apache Subversion – Repository Accecess – TCP Port 3690 – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Convert SVN Repositories to Git Repositories — Brent O’Connor’s documentation
- How to import svn branches and tags into git-svn? – Stack Overflow
- Migrating SVN with Branches and Tags to Git – BarryODonovan.com
- Unable to convert svn repository (without trunk) to git – Stack Overflow
- git svn – Git clone from svn repo with no trunk directory and place files in root of git repo – Stack Overflow
- How to import svn branches and tags into git-svn? – Stack Overflow
- Migrating from SVN to Git, preserving branches and tags | Sailmaker Blog
- Migrating from svn to git – zobie’s blog
- git – Is there a simple command to convert a branch to a tag? – Stack Overflow
- Installing and configuring Bonobo GIT Server for Windows (IIS7) for remote IIS push capability (Guest Post) | ASPNetFAQ.com
–jeroen
