A better way to manage modular Git projects. Enable the Git X-Modules app on your Git server and sync your repository directories with external repositories
The only solution for path-based access for Git repositories
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James Gordon
yetanotherprogrammingblog.com
There was always that nagging feeling that I would some day need to migrate the seven years worth of revision history that I had in my company’s main Subversion repository. I tried several manual approaches first but just a few weeks ago I discovered SubGit. OMG! This tool is amazing! Once you’ve created the small text file to map Subversion user names to Git user names, you can literally convert an entire Subversion repository with a single command.
Wilfred Hughes
Atlassian Marketplace
Works extremely well. This plugin is the reason we use Stash. We have projects where we've migrated completely from SVN to git, and it just works. We also have projects where people commit from both SVN and git, and it just works!For the few very minor issues we've encountered, support is also superb. The developers themselves investigate bugs reported.
Steven Behnke
Space X
Extremely responsive developer. The plugin has been flawless. In one case we had issues with massive branches slowing down the sync process, but the developer was kind enough to walk us through the issue, why it occurred, and then released an updated version of the plugin that properly identifies these cases and avoids them. Nothing but awesome things to say about TMate. Props to you guys.
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