Using git-svn migrate svn repository server

Suppose we create a project on one SVN repository server say A, however that server is going to close and disappear. And we still want to develop that project. So we found another repository server say B as our new host. However if we cannot use svnadmin commit on server B.(if you can you can use this) How do we migrate?

git-svn gives us a chance to do such thing.

Now we have server A and want to migrate project to server B.

support you are in /tmp
1. git-svn clone svn://server_A/my_project my_project_from_A
2. git clone file:///tmp/my_project_from_A my_project_sent_to_B
3. cd my_project_sent_to_B
4. git-svn init svn+ssh://whoyouare@server_B/my_project
(Here svn://server_B/my_project should be empty, make sure you can commit)
5. git-svn fetch
6. git-svn set-tree [the very first one commit in master]
note:1
7. git-svn dcommit
Done, Happy hacking...

Step 1: clone the svn log from old repository (let it read only)
Step 2: does not clone the svn infomation in server_A, so that we will have a clean space to do the hack
Step 4, 5: get the information from Server_B and get the initial point

Step 6: push the very first one commit in master to server B svn
Step 7: commit the whole tree to server B

Combining these skills actually you can migrate/convert/clone many kinds of SCM.

extension reading:GIT first SVN later
Note 1:If you meet
CONFLICT (delete/modify): XXXX deleted in HEAD and modified in adding License declare. Version adding License declare or XXXX left in tree.

you can
git status
then
git add (those unmerged files/directories)
git rebase --continue