Hi!

I created some git repos from another svn repo using svn-all-fast-export. After I ran it the first time, I discovered that I could run it again later and my git repos would get updated with the changes from the stuff in the svn repo which is great. Now this means I can have git repos that resemble an svn repo and I can basically "pull" changes from svn into git. Now I'd like to know what the best thing to do next would be so that changes in git can be pushed into svn. Perhaps I should clone the branches I will work from git, then relate them somehow (hacking the branch configuration) to make it see that it's related to one svn repo/branch so that I could do git svn dcommit?

We are at the brinks of moving from svn to git and would like it to be a slowly-but-surely process instead of a jump-into-the-wilderness one.

Thanks for your insights.