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Git permet de participer à de nombreux autres systèmes de contrôle de version, comme <tt>git-svn</tt> ou <tt>git-cvsimport</tt>.
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Subversion is an extremely popular version control system, and there are many OSS and proprietary projects that use it.
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=== Getting Started ===
To begin using git with a subversion-hosted project, you must create a local repository for your files, as well as configure
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sufficient. Again, "svn info" will tell you what the most recent revision is.
=== Interacting with the repository ===
Chances are if you're using git instead of svn to interact with a subversion repository, its because you want to make use
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now on top of svn HEAD.
=== Dealing with local changes ===
It often happens that there are some changes you want to have in a repository file that you do not want to propagate. Usually
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=== Sending changes upstream ===
Eventually, you'll want your carefully crafted topic branches and patch series to be integrated upstream. If you're lucky
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