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How hard is it to move acis l2j project from SVN to git?


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If you don't want to lose history, I don't know. If you don't care about it though, then you just need to:

1. Delete SVN files

2. Use GIT GUI to create the new repository

3. Use GIT GUI to stage all files & use commit

 

It's very easy.

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On 8/31/2018 at 10:40 AM, vampir said:

If you don't want to lose history, I don't know. If you don't care about it though, then you just need to:

1. Delete SVN files

2. Use GIT GUI to create the new repository

3. Use GIT GUI to stage all files & use commit

 

It's very easy.

 

SVN repo to git repo conversion seems pretty straightforward.

 

 What about migrating it to another IDE like IntelliJ IDEA as well? I mean I want to checkout that git repo and then be able to build that project.

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Just make sure to remove eclipse files from the repository, they shouldn't be there in the first place. You should make also .gitignore file and include folders and files that you don't want to store in git(like build folder and some files generated by eclipse/intellij idea)

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