Download SubGit EAP Build

Early Access Program (EAP) builds are those we consider stable and use for self-hosting. However, these builds are not of release quality and may not be suited for use in your production environment.

Purpose of the Early Access Program (EAP) is to give you a build to play with and let our priorities be formed by your feedback.

SubGit is a closed source software. You may use this version of it for free.

# download zip-archive above
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$ unzip subgit-1.0.0-EAP_1096.zip
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# make sure you're acting on behalf of the same user you use 
# to serve Subversion repository
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$ subgit-1.0.0-EAP_1096/bin/subgit install path/to/subversion/repository
$ git clone path/to/subversion/repository working-tree

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# Add --rebuild option to also retranslate Subversion revisions to Git commits
# using new version of SubGit. 
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$ subgit-1.0.0-EAP_1096/bin/subgit install path/to/subversion/repository

# download Debian package above
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$ sudo dpkg -i subgit_1.0.0-EAP-1096_all.deb
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# make sure you're acting on behalf of the same user you use 
# to serve Subversion repository
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$ subgit install path/to/subversion/repository
$ git clone path/to/subversion/repository working-tree

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# Add --rebuild option to also retranslate Subversion revisions to Git commits
# using new version of SubGit. 
#    
$ subgit-1.0.0-EAP_1096/bin/subgit install path/to/subversion/repository

System Requirements:

• Java 1.5 or newer version.
• We test SubGit on Linux, Windows and OS X systems.

In this EAP build:

* SubGit runs existing pre-commit, post-commit, pre-receive and post-receive hooks.
* Added support for shallow translation with minimal revision specified.
* Lot of under the hood improvements and fixes

Known issues:

• Translation is performed in the background, but in case of concurrent Git and Subversion write access, user may experience delays.
• It is recommended to use the same user account on the server for both Subversion and Git software (in case of different access protocols, i.e. http for Subversion and ssh for Git).

SubGit Roadmap

We're trying to stay on the following schedule:

• August 2011: first EAP build.
• September 2011 - February 2012: EAP builds.
• March 2012: Release of SubGit 1.0.0

Feel free to browse our issues tracker to see features and bugfixes planned for the next EAP or next release, and of course you're welcome to submit your own issues.

See list of all issues planned for the next EAP.