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After killing the server thread during a subgit run and then restarting the subgit run, the subgit run fails with the following error. Is it possible to cancel subgit runs gracefully so that they can be restarted correctly?
2017-01-09T15:59:20.685 - Starting subgit import run
SubGit version 3.2.2 ('Bobique') build #3603
Continuing after an interrupted import.
Translating Subversion revisions to Git commits...
IMPORT FAILED
error: There're new Git commits, not present in SVN repository, can't import.
error: If you want continuous synchronization between SVN and Git repositories, use "subgit install" command instead.
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I have same problem, Although, I was testing network connectivity issues, and pulled network wire while importing. This breaks import and when I am starting it again. It throws me same error. Now I need to ensure an uninterrupted network for my repo in svn which is 85gb, and will take >2days to migrated on slow net..
After killing the server thread during a subgit run and then restarting the subgit run, the subgit run fails with the following error. Is it possible to cancel subgit runs gracefully so that they can be restarted correctly?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: