Using SVN to connect to a git repository

StackOverflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7919069

  •  15-02-2021
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Question

I'm using git for my source code management. For some reasons I have to to use VisualParadigm for my UML diagrams.

Unfortunately VisualParadigm only supports SVN. Is it possible to connect via SVN to a git repository or to the remote repository?

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Solution

You can Push an existing git repository to a new SVN repository: Pushing an existing git repository to SVN And your Visual Paradigm can that connect to the SVN repository.

OTHER TIPS

If the git repository is on github, you can do it directly—Github supports SVN access using the same URLs as one uses for git!

E.g.:

svn checkout https://github.com/offby1/rudybot.git/trunk rudybot

Checks the trunk (master in git) of rudybot out into a local SVN directory called rudybot.

[Branches etc are handled in the normal SVN manner, and are underneath .../branches from the top-level; if you just checkout the ....git URL, you'll get a directory containing both trunk and branches...]

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