I am trying to migrate my repository from SVN to git but I experience issues due to the layout (mainly how tags have been created). This is the SVN layout:
svn+ssh://myserver/myproject/
branches/
tags/
myproject_0.0.1/
<project content> (tag created with command line svn)
myproject_0.0.2/
myproject/
<project content> (tag created with eclipse IDE svn plugin)
...
<many other tags of both types>
trunk/
myproject/
<project content>
Using git svn clone I get the following:
myproject/
myproject/
<project content>
.git/ (git repo)
This is not the standard layout of a git project, which I would like to have. The same applies to tags created with eclipse IDE. I would like to have the following, for both master and tags.
myproject/
<checked out project content>
.git/ (git repo)
Is there a way to do this migration properly? Having this mismatches really messes up comparison between versions, checkouts, etc.
It definitely can be done with SubGit, only you would need to change the mapping layout for it. For your case, the following should work:
The rest tags should be set in the same way; and with this configuration, the project content will reside right in the root of a branch in Git. SubGit is free for one-time import, so there's no difference with git svn in that matter.