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Git, SVN and Eclipse workflow

I am trying to accept the following workflow:

  • git svn clonesvn repository via command line ( egitdoes not support git-svn)
  • Open a project in eclipse with egit, since I would rather use egit for branching, merging, commit, etc.
  • When I'm ready to make changes back, I use git svn dcommitto commit back to svn

I am having problems with step number 2, I don’t understand how to import a git project, eclipse tells me that I cannot import it in order to use the same directory in which it is now, because another project with the same name is already here . it is confusing.

Does anyone know how to do this? I would also like to hear other examples of workflows that use egitand git svn. I know that it is best to do this through the command line, however, I am trying to facilitate the transition to git for other developers in my team who are not used for the command line interface, etc.

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I worked briefly with the egit plugin (I actually stopped using it recently and just used msysgit as my wiki-wiki guwlient and ran it separately from Eclipse). I find Eclipse very busy as it is, and adding this plugin slows it down (at least for me).

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, SubGit git -svn.

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