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Command Line Arguments

  • --stderr-log-level <LEVEL> (default: warn)

    Maximum level to log on stderr. Possible values are error, warn, info, debug, trace.

  • --log-file <PATH>

    File where to save logs (in addition to stderr). If the file does not exist, it will be created. Otherwise, new logs will be appended at the end.

  • --file-log-level <LEVEL> (default: debug)

    Maximum level to log on the file specified by --log-file. Possible values are error, warn, info, debug, trace.

  • --no-progress

    Disable progress output.

  • -s <PATH> or --src <PATH> (required)

    Path to the source Subversion repository. It can be:

    • A Subversion dump file, version 2 (without deltas) or 3 (with deltas), and optionally compressed with gzip, bzip2, XZ, zstd, or LZ4.
    • A local Subversion repository (i.e., the directory that is managed with svnadmin). In this case, svnadmin dump will be executed automatically and its output is consumed on the fly.

  • -d <PATH> or --dest <PATH> (required)

    Destination where the new Git repository will be created. A bare repository will be created at this location.

  • -P <FILE> or --conv-params <FILE> (required)

    Path to a file in TOML format used to configure the conversion. See the Conversion Parameters section.

  • --obj-cache-size <SIZE> (default: 384)

    Changes the size (in MiB) of the in-memory Git object cache. Do not use this option unless you know what you are doing.

  • --git-repack

    Runs git repack at the end of the conversion. It may cause the repository to grow or shrink.