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I'm quite new to git and I'm trying to move a svn repository to git. I followed the guide below so now I have a git repo on my server http://pauldowman.com/2008/07/26/how-to-convert-from-subversion-to-git/ So, if I do "git branch" git replies "* master" and if I do "git branch -r" i get a list of all the branches in the svn repository. My last svn-checkins have been in one of the branches, but when I did the "git svn clone"-stuff my commits in that branch (they have not been merged into the trunk yet) are visible in my (git) master branch. What am I missing here? Also, if I on my development machine do "git clone " I get the files alright. But if I do "git branch -r" I can only see the master branch and not the remote branches". Since we're getting rid of the svn-repo all together I would like to have all the svn branches in the git-repo so that they can be accessed from the developer clients. Again, I'm not a total git newbie but not far from it. So if there is something fundamental I'm missing here please tell me. Update After doing some RTFM (man git-svn) I solved the first problem with branch stuff present in the master branch reset --hard remotes/trunk Now the trunk and the master branch are the same. Now, next is to figure out how to get the branches from the development clients. Update 2 I got it working by combining the url above and the url that Scott pointed to. So, from the beginning. I first created an empty repository on the server, they are kept in /usr/local/git-repos on our server: server> cd /usr/local/git-repos server> mkdir my_project.git server> cd my_project.git server> git init Then i cloned the svn-repository to my dev-machine (note, th

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