subgit ☆

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Description:
Convert SVN repositories to Git

Type: Cask | Latest Version: 3.3.18@0 | Tracked Since: Dec 28, 2025

Links: Homepage | formulae.brew.sh

Category: Developer tools

Tags: svn git migration version-control synchronization

Install: brew install --cask subgit

About:
SubGit is a sophisticated bridge tool designed to connect Subversion (SVN) and Git repositories. It enables seamless, bi-directional synchronization, allowing teams to migrate from SVN to Git incrementally without disrupting existing workflows. This facilitates a smooth transition for development teams while preserving the integrity of the original repository history.

Key Features:

Bi-directional synchronization between SVN and Git
Preserves all original SVN history and metadata during migration
Allows incremental migration, enabling mixed SVN/Git workflows
Supports Atlassian Jira and Redmine integration for issue tracking

Use Cases:

Migrating a legacy SVN repository to Git with full history
Enabling Git-based development while maintaining an SVN server for external contributors
Synchronizing existing SVN and Git repositories for hybrid teams

Alternatives:

git-svn – A built-in Git command for one-way interaction; lacks the robust bi-directional sync and advanced features of SubGit.
svn2git – A migration tool focused on converting SVN history to Git; typically a one-time conversion rather than a continuous bridge.

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