SubGit configuration file reference

[core]

[CORE]

• logs = PATH


  a path to the directory where SubGit logs are being stored. The path can be either absolute or relative to the Git repository where import/mirror from SVN is being performed to. 

• logLevel = [info|finer|finest]


  SubGit logs verbosity level. There are three levels:

  • INFO – default level, least verbose, reflects import/mirror process steps.

  • FINER – more verbose, Subgit logs every action it performs.

  • FINEST – most verbose, logs everything, including whole network traffic with all the payload.

  The values are case-insensitive. Default log level is INFO.


• shared = [true|false]

  a boolean value, can be set to true or false.When true, all files in the Git repository will be made group-writable; false will set all the files owner writable only. The option must be true when more than one system account is used to work with this repository. The default is false.

• authorsFile = PATH

  a path to the authors mapping file or authors mapping helper program:
  
  
  • authors mapping file – a text file with explicit authors mapping:
    

    
    

    authors mapping syntax

    svn_username = Git User <gituser@example.com>

  • authors helper program – an executable authors mapping helper program and its optional arguments.
  
  Find more details on authors mapping in the authors mapping user manual.

• authorsFileEncoding = ENCODING


• defaultDomain = DOMAIN


• failSafe = \[auto|svn|git\]


• pathEncoding = ENCODING


• gitPath = PATH


• streamFileThreshold = SIZE


• javaHome = PATH


• logs = PATH

  
  
  a path to the directory where SubGit logs are being stored. The path can be either absolute or relative to the Git repository where import/mirror from SVN is being performed to. 

   

logLevel = \[info|finer|finest\]
SubGit logs verbosity level. There are three levels:

• INFO – default level, least verbose, reflects import/mirror process steps.

• FINER – more verbose, Subgit logs every action it performs.

• FINEST – most verbose, logs everything, including whole network traffic with all the payload.

The values are case-insensitive. 

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