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Why does `git remote` not list anything on my git-svn repo?

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After doing git svn init -s <url to repo>, git remote doesn't list any remotes. Why?

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John Bachir Avatar asked Nov 12 '10 21:11

John Bachir


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Because a subversion "remote" is not a real git remote. Try git svn info to see the remote information for the subversion repository.

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richq Avatar answered Oct 11 '22 09:10

richq