Anyone out there handy with git and can offer some help? I had my application in SVN and did an git svn clone to work on it locally. I branched to work on a feature (f1), then branched again to work on a feature of that feature (f2). Along the way I pushed the local git repo to a git server I set up so that I could work on the code on another computer. I also made some changes along the way in SVN, git svn rebased them to the local git repo, and merged them up into my development branch. I tried merging f2 into f1 and then f1 into master which gets the correct code into master, but when I try to git svn dcommit to get the changes back SVN, I get Unable to determine upstream SVN information from working tree history I got some help on the #git channel and some googling on the multiple possibilities with that error. After some git reset --hard and rebasing f2->f1->master<-git-svn I could svn dcommit (with a few merge conflicts) but I'm still missing some commits. I'd like to be able to properly merge/rebase whatever I have to so that I can keep the git history inside svn, so I don't want to do a big diff of the git repo and apply it to svn. I'd also like to understand what's going on here because working with git has been fun, but I can't really move to it if I'm blindly merging and committing until I get the results I want. Thanks Sean -- Sean Walberg <sean@ertw.com> http://ertw.com/