On Sat, 2007-08-04 at 20:28 +0200, Jelmer Vernooij wrote:
> I'm happy to announce that the next major version of bzr-svn, 0.4.0, has
> just been released. This is a major release that fixes a large number of
> bugs in the previous versions and, most importantly, adds support for
> true push and the ability to use non-standard branch locations.
This version now also supports pushing new branches into Subversion that
have no ancestry in Subversion (which was a requirement earlier). For
example, it is now possible to create a Subversion repository that
contains bzr.dev:

$ svnadmin create /tmp/svn.bzr
$ cd bzr/bzr.dev
$ bzr svn-push /tmp/svn.bzr/trunk

And, voila:

$ cd /tmp
$ svn co file:///tmp/svn.bzr/trunk

will now work.

I've got a Subversion repository created that way here, but it's a bit
large (260 Mb) so I rather wouldn't put it up on the web. It should be
pretty easy to create from scratch on your own though; took me less than
half an hour here.

Cheers,

Jelmer