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• svnCommitMessage = PATTERN

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  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:

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

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

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  $ 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:

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  language text theme FadeToGrey title SVN revision 196
  ----------------------------------------------------------------- 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:

  
  

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

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

  
  

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  language text theme FadeToGrey title SVN revision 197
  ----------------------------------------------------------------- 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:

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  $ 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]


• allowReplacementBranches = PATH


• allowBranchDeletion = [true|false]


• allowDeletionBranches = PATH


• allowForcePush = [true|false]


• cleanStaleRefLocks = [true|false]


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