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Hello,
I'm preparing a migration from svn to git/stash using the guide from
https://www.atlassian.com/git/migration
I've converted almost all projects however 1 project keeps failing on an space character in de tags name:
Given the repository /svn/test/tags/release 1.0/
I get an error with git svn clone command:
Malformed network data: Unable to parse URL '/svn/dev/!svn/bc/32096/test/tags/release 1.0/' at /usr/lib/git-core/git-svn line 2175
any pointer on howto tackle this would be appreciated!
Kind regards
Rik Ribbers
After upgrading to subversion 1.7.9 the problem is fixed.
[update] The upgrade was done on the migration machine (where the git svn commands are executed)
Hi Rik,
Thank you for your quesiton.
In order to accomplish the command successfully, I would kindly ask you to replace .../release 1.0/ with
.../release%201.0/
Kind regards,
Rafael
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Hello Rafael,
Due to some other (project) priorities I didn't had the time to look into this problem until now....
I removed the space from the release, hower it remains in the SVN history.... so it still fails when migrating the repository.
I could migrate without the history, but that is not what we want...
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Did some more digging, seems like we have to deal with a bug in subversion.
http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=3278
We are going to upgrade subversion and test it again.....
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