I'm doing a migration from svn to git with git svn command.
After the command does its job I, have two simmilar directories:
*.git/logs/refs/remote/origin*
and*.git/refs/remote/origin.*
My question is what is the difference between them?
Because in the *.git/refs/remote/origin*
I'm missing the trunk
branch which is visible in *.git/logs/refs/remote/origin*
.
The Git repository layout page is the reference for that:
.git/logs/refs
records of changes made to refs are stored in this directory.git reflog
.git/refs
lists references stored in subdirectories of this directory.So this is not linked specifically to git svn
.
It then depends on the exact git svn
command used.
As shown in "Synchronize git-svn branch with git repository", a git svn clone $SVN_URL/trunk proj-clone
would mean that git svn
does not use the namespace refs/remotes/origin/*
but refs/remotes/git-svn
.