I'm new to stack overflow, so if I do something wrong just tell me. I've been looking for an answer for 3 hours and still nothing have worked for me, so I think it's time to ask. I need to checkout my svn repo and then push it to git server... However I have no idea how to do it. For now I've used git-svn to get the repo:
git svn clone mysecreturl -T trunk -b branches -t tags B
B is the folder I wanted copied repo to be in. Then I added B to git:
git add B
git commit -m "Added svn repo"
git push origin master
However I can't add the files from that directory to git server and they haven't been added recursively... Also when I try:
git add B/*
I get an error message fatal: Pathspec 'B/main.c' is in submodule 'B'.
After the success of the git svn clone you will have a new, fully fledged git repository in your folder B. You will probably not want it to be located inside another git repository. Instead you could push directly from B:
cd B
git remote add origin <your git server>
git push origin --all