I’ve begun playing with git over at github by importing Reve’s source.
Eventually I will do away with subversion and trac and move to github for Reve completely. Trac is not very good and often locks up.
As I’m still new with git and github I’ll have to keep contributions to a minimum since I don’t know exactly what I’m doing.
You may want to play around with git-svn. It allows you to interoperate with existing SVN repositories from git. For example, git svn clone URL will create a clone of the SVN repository as a local git repository. The main benefit is that you get to keep all the revisions. You could use this data to initialize your github repository and preserve the project’s history rather than just having a single commit.
Comment by Javier Fernandez-Ivern — November 17, 2008 @ 23:12