I am trying to use SubGit but I am facing a problem with branches: I would like branches created under Git to live and die inside Git only. I found this: SubGit: How to exclude branches?, but it says
The troubles come from merge commits: if commit A is the result of merging branch foo into master, then SubGit creates branches/foo on Subversion side for corresponding parent of commit A. . If you'd prefer to not include SubGit generated branches into branches/* namespace, consider using some special branches on Subversion side as well
I don't want to mess with the SVN because I am evaluating Subgit and I don't want to change anything on SVN. I guess I could my goal (meaning, committing to SVN only the merged history and not also the git branch) by rebasing before pushing to the Git repository, but I am afraid this could lead to conflicts when committing back to SVN. Any idea on how I can workaround this, without waiting for SubGit version 2.1 (claimed to do what I want but not in a near future - cit from linked answer: it's going to take some time before we implement it
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special branch namespace
onto svn. So, this is definitely the solution I was looking for. Thank you! – Mannerly