Who would have thought, that I will have to work with #subversion and #eclipse in 2023.
Well me certainly not, thats why I never really learned how it works. Any suggestions for a good quick tutorial #askfedi ?
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@petrisch Just use the git svn command to access it and dont bother with svn
@freemo hm thanks for that one I didn't know.
Giving the many subcommands and options I probably still have to know a bit more about svn i guess :-)
@petrisch actually no. The SVN subcommand lets you checkout SVN as if it is a git repository. So you use git commands on it and it does any SVN specific stuff behind the scenes.
SVN is a VERY simply (and extremely slow) protocol.. there isnt anything to know really and its so simple its easy to work entierly in GIT as git can translate everything to SVN for you without any real complexity.
