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gitCommitMessage = PATTERN| Anchor |
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| svn.gitCommitMessage |
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a pattern consisting of placeholders that construct Git commit message when a SVNcommit is being translated to Git. There are several acceptable placeholders:
%author = Git author%committer = Git committer%date = date of revision%message = original message%svnUser = Subversion username%revision = Subversion revision, GRN in your notation%branch. = Subversion branch\n = newline feed
For example, if the gitCommitMessage was set like this:
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| language | text |
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| theme | FadeToGrey |
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| title | gitCommitMessage |
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gitCommitMessage = SVN %revision@%branch\\n%message |
Then, some changes have been committed to the SVN repository:
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| language | text |
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| theme | FadeToGrey |
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| title | SVN revision 197 |
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-----------------------------------------------------------------
r197 | johndoe | 2017-06-29 13:38:02 +0500 (Thu, 29 Jun 2017) |
Changed paths:
M /project1/trunk/source.txt
gitCommitMessage example
----------------------------------------------------------------- |
Translated Git commit will look like this:
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| language | text |
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| theme | FadeToGrey |
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| title | Git commit |
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$ git log -v
commit d5c7c9e2518a5e8942c26d7cda5ace61ddb7c045
Author: John Dow <johndoe@example.com>
Date: Thu Jun 29 08:38:02 2017 +0000
SVN 197@trunk
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allowBranchReplacement = [true|false]| Anchor |
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| svn.allowBranchReplacement |
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When true, SVN branches replacement is allowed, otherwise it isn't allowed.
allowReplacementBranches = PATH| Anchor |
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a path pattern relative to svn.url that points to SVN branches which are allowed to be replaced. This option works as an exception when allowBranchReplacement is set to false: it allows replacing those SVN branches when new Git changes are being pushed to the SubGit-mirrored Git repository.
allowBranchDeletion = [true|false]| Anchor |
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When true, SVN branches removing is allowed, otherwise it isn't allowed.
allowDeletionBranches = PATH| Anchor |
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a path pattern relative to url pointing to SVN branches which are allowed to be deleted. This option works as an exception allowBranchReplacement is set to false: It allows removing those SVN branches when new Git changes are being pushed to the SubGit-mirrored Git repository.
allowForcePush = [true|false]| Anchor |
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When set to false SubGit rejects any attempts to perform non-fast-forward updates for those refs which are synchronized with SVN repository. When true, such updates are allowed.
cleanStaleRefLocks = [true|false]| Anchor |
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When set to true, SubGit automatically deletes any stale Git ref locks – i.e. ref lock files GIT_REPO/refs/**/*.lock that exist more than a minute. If false, SubGit won’t delete lock files, that means any stale ref locks has to be resolved manually. The default is true.