Re: Howto use StGit and git-svn at same time

> Hi,
>
> I'm a newbie and I'm using:
> - git-svn to connect to a public SVN repo,
> - StGit to manage my patches for the project hosted by this repo.
>
> The current GIT repo was previously cloned from a GIT repo made with
> git-cvsimport. But the project moved to SVN, so I removed the GIT repo
> connected to the CVS.
>
> I succesfully fetch the SVN, create a "work" local branch (connected
> to remotes/trunk), and create some patches.
> As the SVN evolved, I wish to retrieve info and update my patches.
>
> So I tried a "stg pull" whihc failed because "origin" no more exists.
> So, I tried a "git-rebase remotes/trunk".
> Is it correct?
>
> I'm actually unable to conclude, as the maintainer apply my patches
> with some improves, so I have to solve lots of conflicts. But I would
> appreciate if you can confirm me that the git-rebase is the good way
> to update a "workspace" managed both by git-svn and StGit.
>
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> Guilhem BONNEFILLE
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