I just found this article on google's opensource blog:
http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2008/05/develop-with-git-on-google-code-project.html
really nice. I just tested it and works just fine.
hth,
rolando.
[EDIT] moved to Everything else :-)
How-To: using git to work with google code
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Just in case anyone wants to experiment, this is exactly what I'm doing to work on the cocos2d-mac branch:
# first "checkout" I didn't want the whole repo, just a few commits before. If you omit the -r XX:HEAD argument, it will fetch the whole history. $ git svn clone --username funkaster -s -r 1100:HEAD https://cocos2d-iphone.googlecode.com/svn cocos2d $ cd cocos2d # now, show branches, we're currently in the one with an "*" (master == svn trunk) $ git branch -a * master remotes/branch-action-manager remotes/cocos2d-mac remotes/tags/release-0.8 remotes/tags/release-0.8-rc remotes/tags/release-0.8.1 remotes/tags/release-0.8.1-beta remotes/tags/release-0.8.1-rc remotes/tags/release-0.8.2-beta remotes/trunk # since i'll be working on branch cocos2d-mac, I create a local branch to hack away $ git checkout -b cocos2d-mac-rolando cocos2d-mac $ hack-hack-hack $ git (add|rm|etc as needed) $ git commit -a # fetch any changes from svn, to avoid conflicts $ git svn rebase # and commit to svn repo $ git svn dcommithth,
rolando.Posted 2 years ago #
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