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git-svn is there a way to track non standard layouts?

From
MWMarc Weber <marco-oweber@gmx.de>
Date
May 19, 2008, 21:03 UTC
Message-ID
<20080519210343.GA27761@gmx.de>

I've got a directory layout looking like this: A/{trunk,server} B/{trunk,server} C/{trunk,server}

Where A,B,C are small variations of the same project (adjusted to different customers).

Can I tell git-svn to track those 6 directories or do I have to change the svn layout to

A/{trunk,branches/server} B/{trunk,branches/server} C/{trunk,branches/server}

and use git-svn clone 3 times?
Sincerly Marc Weber
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  1. Marc WeberMay 19, 2008

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