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Anyone know if there is git-svn integration with Eclipse?

• jrockway 18y ago
  Did you just admit to using Eclipse on this site? Seriously, though, git-svn is very low on user interface, so you should be able to take the standard git plugin: http://git.or.cz/gitwiki/EclipsePlugin http://git.or.cz/gitwiki/EclipsePlugin and use that for most of your work. When you want to get changes from svn, or commit changes to svn, just open up an xterm and type "git svn rebase" or "git svn dcommit". You may even be able to get Eclipse to run an arbitrary shell command for you, if so, you're set.
  • dreish 18y ago
    Most of you who are punishing jrockway for his mild and inoffensive joke could take lessons from him on how to behave here. He has been an active member of the news.yc community for a couple of years now.
    • sgk284 18y ago
      To add to this, it should be stated that downmodding a comment to less than 1 because you simply disagree with it is against the nature of the site. Negative points are for comments that are entirely out of line.
  • jacobscott 18y ago
    Thanks for the pointer. Also, my work is gasp enterprise java duck. Eclipse integration with JUnit, Ivy, svn, ant, etc etc, saves me lots of time. My cover is blown :(