Hello,
For the first post of the year, I'd like to share my feedback on migrating a large code base from SVN to Git. A while back, I asked a question about this migration migration.
Despite not receiving many comments, I'm excited to share my recommendations now:
No Technical Challenges:
I didn't face any significant technical challenges, except in cases where the initial SVN project didn't adhere to standard recommendations. In such instances, it's essential to modify the SVN project to ensure it aligns with standard practices.
Communication and Planning are Key:
1. Team Training:
Conduct workshops or training sessions to familiarize the team with Git concepts. Providing resources and documentation to support the learning process is crucial.
2. Continuous Communication:
Maintain an open line of communication throughout the migration process. Address concerns and feedback promptly to keep the team engaged and informed.
3. Feedback Loops:
Establish feedback loops to gather insights during and after the migration. Iterate on processes based on team feedback to enhance collaboration and efficiency.
By focusing on effective communication, thorough planning, and incorporating feedback loops, the migration from SVN to Git can be smooth and successful.
I hope these insights are helpful for anyone undertaking a similar migration journey.
You can find more detail here
Happy coding!
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