Migration from SVN to Git

[Manoj Shetty]

Hi All,

  Do you know about any company which does migration of SVN to Git Repo?

   Thanks 

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

Yes, plenty.  This is not really an Atlassian question, but a lot of the Atlassian Experts/Partners would be happy to help you, even if there's no Atlassian involved (although, why not?  Bitbucket is great!)

There's a handy "search for experts by your criteria" on https://www.atlassian.com/resources/experts/

[Semyon Vadishev]

Hello Manoj,

If you're using Bitbucket Server for hosting your Git repositories, then SVN Mirror add-on for Bitbucket is the best way to migrate your SVN projects:

• SVN Mirror allows using both SVN and Git repositories at the same time, so your team can migrate to Bitbucket without any development downtime.
• SVN Mirror also supports one-time import from SVN into Bitbucket, if you'd prefer this approach.
• SVN Mirror is tightly integrated into Bitbucket, so it's easy to control all the mirrors and imports via UI.
• Please have a look at add-on reviews to find more benefits of using SVN Mirror.

In case you're not going to use Bitbucket Server, take a look at SubGit which is command-line tool (SVN Mirror add-on relies on SubGit to provide import and mirror functionality).

Regards,
Semyon 

[Kumar banerjee]

Sir please can any one help me how to use SUbgit? 

[Semyon Vadishev]

Hello Kumar,

We'd be glad to help with any questions of yours. Below you can find links with relevant documentation on SubGit:

1. Step-by-step guide for SVN Mirror add-on
2. Quick-start guide for SubGit command line tool
3. General documentation on SubGit

Also, feel free to ask any questions at TMate's support forum.

Hope this helps,
Semyon