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Pushing git patches to a subversion project

From
Martin Langhoff <martin.langhoff@gmail.com>
Date
Dec 21, 2005, 05:37 UTC
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I am starting to work an svn-based upstream. In order to make life easy for me and for them I am trying to figure out a way for them to be able to merge my (emailed) patches atomically and preserving my comments.

Something like git-am for svn.

Ideally, it should keep the patch as free of corruption as possible, as the results will be echoed back into my branches via git-svnimport and later "cg-update upstream" and I want git-cherry to have a fair go at matching them.

There doesn't seem to be much. SVN-based projects ask for unified diffs mostly, and I can't find indication of patch trading that includes commit messages.

Any hints?
cheers,
martin
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