Setting up a git server on MacOS X Lion - pkgbox. Please note: The blog moved to this new location – you’ve been redirected.
I’ve lost the comments in the migration proccess :( – your feedback is appreciated, I’ll still include your comments and hints if the process fails for you! Time to rewrite one of the most requested articles in this blog. Getting up a git server on MacOS X Lion real fast. Maintaining a Read-Only svn Mirror of a git Repository at Kerry Buckley. Our team been using git at work for the past couple of years, but there’s now a corporate push to keep everything in a centrally-managed subversion repository.
We lost the battle to get corporate approval for git (apparently we’re happy to employ people to write our code that we wouldn’t trust to be able to use a DVCS), but at least we have agreement that we can continue using git as long as we mirror the code into subversion. This isn’t entirely trivial to do using git-svn (which is really intended for use with subversion acting as the master), but I found a few sets of instructions on the web. The simplest one was this Nano Rails blog post, which is what the steps below are based on.
The end result should be a subversion trunk which is a mirror of the git repository’s master branch. FastPdfKit: PDF library and sdk for iOS. TestFlight » iOS beta testing on the fly.