[CORE]

• logs
• logLevel
• shared
• authorsFile
• authorsFileEncoding

• defaultDomain
• failSafe
• pathEncoding

• gitPath
  
• streamFileThreshold
  
• javaHome
  

[SVN]

[CORE]

• logs = PATH


  a path to the directory where SubGit logs are being stored. The path can be either absolute or relative to the Git repository where import/mirror from SVN is being performed to. 

• logLevel = [info|finer|finest]


  SubGit logs verbosity level. There are three levels:

  • INFO – default level, least verbose, reflects import/mirror process steps.

  • FINER – more verbose, Subgit logs every action it performs.

  • FINEST – most verbose, logs everything, including whole network traffic with all the payload.

  The values are case-insensitive. Default log level is INFO.


• shared = [true|false]

  a boolean value, can be set to true or false.When true, all files in the Git repository will be made group-writable; false will set all the files owner writable only. The option must be true when more than one system account is used to work with this repository. The default is false.
   

• authorsFile = PATH

  a path to the authors mapping file or authors mapping helper program:
  
  

  • authors mapping file – a text file with explicit authors mapping:

    svn_username = Git User <gituser@example.com>

  • authors helper program – an executable authors mapping helper program and its optional arguments.
  
  Find more details on authors mapping in the authors mapping user manual.
  There could be more than one authorsFile options specified, they will be processed from the last to the first until the mapping is obtained. 

• authorsFileEncoding = ENCODING

  encoding in which authors mapping information is present. The default value is UTF8.
   

• defaultDomain = DOMAIN

  domain to be used to generate Git committer email when authors mapping is not defined or does not provide an email address for a particular committer.

• failSafe = [auto|svn|git]

  a way SubGit handles translation failures. There are three possible options:
  
  • auto – failed translation results in commits or pushes to be blocked on the side to which translation has failed.
  • svn – commits to Subversion are never being blocked.
  • git – pushes to Git are never being blocked.
  Find more details in "Error recover" user manual. 

• pathEncoding = ENCODING


  encoding to be used to store paths in Git tree objects. The default value is UTF8.

• gitPath = PATH


  a path to Git executable. If this option is set, Git executable will be used to stream large files and perform Git garbage collection that can significantly decrease memory and disk space consumption.

• streamFileThreshold = SIZE


  file size in bytes. SubGit loads the entire file into memory if its size less than this threshold; if the file is larger than the threshold, SubGit sends it as a stream. The option is not set by default, but SubGit sets the threshold to 50MB when the option is not set, so default threshold is 50MB. Note, the bigger the threshold is, the more likely to run into OutOfMemory error.

• javaHome = PATH


  a path to Java home directory; this Java RE will be used to run hooks.

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[SVN]

• url = URL

  SVN project URL to be used for import/mirror. Supported protocols:

• trunk = PATH


  a path to SVN project trunk relative to the SVN project URL. For more details see "Branches and Tags mapping" user manual.
   

• branches = PATH


  a path to SVN project branches directory relative to the SVN project URL. There can be more than one branches option in a configuration. For more details see "Branches and Tags mapping" user manual.
  


• tags = PATH


  a path to SVN project tags directory relative to the SVN project URL. There can be more than one tags option in a configuration. For more details see "Branches and Tags mapping" user manual.
   

• shelves = PATH


  a path to SVN project shelves directory relative to the SVN project URL; this is special directory intended to store commits in some ambiguous situations when SubGit is unable to determine branch name where those particular commits belong to, find more details in the "What are shelves really?" blog post.
   

• excludeBranches = SIMPLE_PATTERN


  a string that represents a branch or tag name to be excluded from translation. It can be either full branch or tag name or a name pattern with one wildcard. Interchangeable with excludeTags. For more details see "Branches and Tags mapping" user manual.
  


• excludeTags = SIMPLE_PATTERN


  a string that represents a branch or tag name to be excluded from translation. It can be either full branch or tag name or a name pattern with one wildcard. Interchangeable with excludeBranches. For more details see "Branches and Tags mapping" user manual.
   

• includePath = PATTERN


  a string pattern that represents files or directories to be included in translation. There are few rules that apply to the pattern, find the details in  "Branches and Tags mapping" user manual.
   

• excludePath = PATTERN


  opposite for includePath, a string pattern that represents files or directories to be excluded from translation. There are few rules that apply to the pattern, find the details in  "Branches and Tags mapping" user manual.
   

• auth = [default,option1,…]


  comma-separated list of [auth] sections IDs where Subversion credentials are defined. Credentials will be used both for read-only and write operations, and it is recommended to define credentials of an account that has full access to the Subversion repository. There is one default section from scratch.
   

• minimalRevision = REVISION


  minimal SVN repository revision number the import/mirror should start from.
   

• fetchInterval = INTERVAL


  time interval in seconds. SubGit will fetch changes from SVN every INTERVAL. The default value is 60.
   

• connectTimeout = TIMEOUT


  SVN connection timeout in seconds. The default value is 300 seconds.
   

• readTimeout = TIMEOUT


  SVN connection read timeout in seconds. The default value is 600 seconds.
   

• httpSpooling = [true|false]


  enable HTTP requests spooling to prevent server-side timeout when request processing takes a long time. The default value is false.
   

• triggerSvnPostReceive = [true|false]


  If true, SubGit invokes user-post-receive hook during changes translation from SVN side to Git repository, otherwise it doesn't. This option exerts influence on SVN-to-Git translation only, when SubGit translates changes from Git to SVN it invokes hooks irrespective of this option.
   

• triggerGitGC = [true|false|N]


  If the settings is set to true, SubGit will always run Git garbage collection git gc --auto. When false it won't run the collection. A numeric value N represents a number of revisions; SubGit will invoke git gc --autoevery N revisions.
   

• keepGitCommitTime = [true|false]


  When true, SVN commits will have the same dates as corresponding Git commits, even if this violates monotonic increase of commit dates from revision to revision. When false, SubGit will try to preserve Git commit dates while translation to SVN, but it will guarantee SVN dates to increase monotonically from revision to revision. The default value is false.

• revisionProperties = PATTERN

  a pattern that represents revision properties to be set when a Git commit is translated to SVN, comma or space separated. Supported values are:
  
  • author           – sets subgit:author as the author of Git commit.
  • committer  – sets subgit:committer as the committer of Git commit
  • date               – sets subgit:date Git commit creation date in a form "YY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss Z".
  • log                 – sets subgit:log as the Git commit message.
  • commit           – sets subgit:commit as the Git commit SHA-1 hash.
  • svnUser         – sets subgit:svnUser as the SVN user SubGit uses to create a revision.
  
  There are two ways to set the PATTERN: 

• svnCommitMessage = PATTERN

  a pattern consisting of placeholders that construct SVN commit message when a Git commit is being translated to SVN. There are several acceptable placeholders:
  
  • %author    = Git author
  • %committer = Git committer
  • %date      = Git commit date
  • %message   = original message
  • %note             = Git commit note stored under refs/notes/commits
  • %note(refs/notes/namespace) = Git commit note stored under refs/notes/namespace
  • %commit     = Git commit hash
  • %svnUser      = Subversion username
  • %branch        = Subversion branch
  • \n                   = newline feed
     

  For example, if the svnCommitMessage was set like this:

  svnCommitMessage = Git: %author\n%commit@%branch\\n%message

  and then a commit has been pushed to the mirrored Git repository:

  $ git log -v commit 161c0bc44517c21d8eb24b720dad71d724b915f9 Author: John Doe <johndoe@example.com> Date: Thu Jun 29 18:25:04 2017 +0500 svnCommitMessage example

  respective SVN revision will look like this:

  ----------------------------------------------------------------- r196 | johndoe | 2017-06-29 18:25:04 +0500 (Thu, 29 Jun 2017) | Changed paths: M /project1/trunk M /project1/trunk/source.txt Git: John Doe <johndoe@example.com> 161c0bc44517c21d8eb24b720dad71d724b915f9@trunk svnCommitMessage example -----------------------------------------------------------------

• gitCommitMessage = PATTERN


  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:

  
  

  gitCommitMessage = SVN %revision@%branch\\n%message

  Then, some changes have been committed to the SVN repository:

  
  

  ----------------------------------------------------------------- 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:

  $ git log -v commit d5c7c9e2518a5e8942c26d7cda5ace61ddb7c045 Author: John Dow <johndoe@example.com> Date: Thu Jun 29 08:38:02 2017 +0000 SVN 197@trunk gitCommitMessage example

  
  
  

• allowBranchReplacement = [true|false]


  When true, SVN branches replacement is allowed, otherwise it isn't allowed.
  


• allowReplacementBranches = PATH


  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]

  When true, SVN branches removing is allowed, otherwise it isn't allowed.
  
  

• allowDeletionBranches = PATH


  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]


  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]


  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.

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