One way incremental SVN to Mercurial Workflow with partial history?

Answering my own question: I found a way to achieve what I need Assuming we have an empty hg repository into which I want to deliver my baseline, I add an hgignore file that filters all svn metadata: syntax glob . Svn Then I do the following: svn co Thanks.

Answering my own question: I found a way to achieve what I need. Assuming we have an empty hg repository into which I want to deliver my baseline, I add an . Hgignore file that filters all svn metadata: syntax glob .

Svn Then I do the following: svn co . Hg addremove hg commit -m"pulled rev. " hg tag For subsequent releases I do: svn switch .

Hg addremove, hg commit & hg tag as above This gives me the possibility to switch back and forth between revisions within my hg repository and I have a history of changed files between the baselines but not on svn commit level. Any opinions on this? Thanks.

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