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Date:	Wed, 29 Mar 2017 18:16:15 +0200
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> Hello Karl,
> 
> On Wed, 29 Mar 2017, karl AT aspodata DOT se wrote:
> 
> > Igor2:
> 
> > in nowhere. Is there any way of solving that with svn ? Or is it
> > possible to have a regular import from a git repo to svn ?
> 
> The offline case for read is trivial: you check out the whole db when you 
> are online, you have it on disk, you work from it.
> 
> Upload: svn commit when you are next online.

With git it is possible to commit locally and sync next time network is available. My experience is git is a little bit more complex to us than subversion (svn).

Version control like subversion is very nice tools, in particular each file will automatically get a history of the changes.

> 
> I don't plan git mirrors or syncing to git on server side. I don't 
> know what tools are available for git->svn on client side.

There are plenty of tools available for git or svn both graphical and command line. If history is needed git or svn might be possible "protocol" to transfer files.


> > Is there any possibility to set up mirrors to share the bandwidth,
> > would that be possible with svn, can I set up such a mirror ?
> 
> Yup. There is a tool introduced recently, called svnrdump. It can dump a 
> remote repository locally, even incrementally. So the process would be:

git or subversion (svn) might be used either locally on file system or via TCP/IP communication with a server on internet. If git or subversion is used against a server normally the files are downloaded locally, or what do you mean with a dump?


> ...
> I recommend making such mirror repositories read-only, as there won't be 
> any means to merge changes among sites.

If it is possible to commit changes to more than one repository there might be synchronization issues.


Nicklas Karlsson

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