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git svn dcommit error 1

From
KSKendall Shaw <kshaw@kendallshaw.com>
Date
May 23, 2014, 16:09 UTC
Message-ID
<537F72C6.3060001@kendallshaw.com>
I have made a couple of commits. Then:
git svn rebase

For each of my modified files it says they need to be updated. This is probably wrong, but I decided it meant that I should commit. So:

git add ... git commit ... git svn dcommit

The dcommit reports error 1. I see that subversion was not updated.

I read an article about using git reset and then continuing from before the error. But, I made a couple of commits. So, what does this mean? Do I save off copies of the different commits and reapply them manually after resetting?

What should I do at this point?
Kendall
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  1. Kendall ShawMay 23, 2014

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