The latest 1.6.4-rc1 contains patches to git-svn for it to support more than one branch URL in an svn repository.
However, before I describe that, can you confirm whether your new branch is in fact named
http://svn.example.com/project/test
or is it really
http://svn.example.com/project/test/<branchname>
Because if it's the former then I'm not sure if git-svn can handle your new branch. The problem is that even though the branch is named 'test' it's a sibling to the 'branches' 'tags' and 'trunk' paths in the repository. For git-svn to pick up branches, you point it at the path *containing* the branch names. In the former case, to pick up project/test as the 'test' branch you'd have to point git-svn at the project directory, and that would cause it to also pick up project/tags, project/branches, and project/trunk as other branches (named 'tags', 'branches' and 'trunk').
However, in the latter (test/<branchname>) case, with 1.6.4, I *think* git-svn will pick up the new branches under test if you add a new 'branches' line to the svn-remote's section in your .git/config file. Something like
branches = test/*:refs/remotes/*
might let you see the new branches. The reason I can't be more certain is that if you've done a 'git svn fetch' since the branch was created then git-svn might not pick up the branch-creation commits later. Unfortunately I don't know git-svn well enough to say for certain.
M.
Changsheng Jiang wrote:
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> Hi list,
>
> I know how to clone a svn repository with all branches and tags at the
> initial step, but I find no answers of how to fetch a new svn branch
> after clone.
>
> For example, this
>
> git svn clone http://svn.example.com/project -T trunk -b branches -t tags
>
> will clone all branches. but that clone, the svn repository has a new
> branch test with url http://svn.example.com/project/test, how to clone
> it as the initial step?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Changsheng Jiang
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