How to use git with an svn repo

Do you have a subversion repo? Think you're stuck with outdated subversion workflows? Not anymore! Use the fabulous git to work with your subversion hosted code:

git svn clone https://example.com/path/to/trunk -T trunk -b branches -t tags

(may take a long time with large repos, e.g. several days)

Now you can rebase your code! You can do all your work with git - easily branch, stash, rebase, blame, etc. - and when you're done, push back to subversion.

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See subversion branches:
git branch -r

Update the git repo (may take several hours for large repos - you don't need to run this more than once):
git svn fetch --fetch-all

Update the current branch (run this on trunk/master instead of "fetch" above):
git svn rebase

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Update your git fork from the upstream project

Once:
git remote add upstream https://github.com/otheruser/repo.git

Every time:
git fetch upstream
git checkout master # your fork
git merge upstream/master

# Do not do this if your repo has more than one user:
git reset --hard upstream/master
git push --force origin master

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