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"Unable to create session Unable to connect to repo" when trying to port svn to git

I am trying to port a local svn repo to git. I followed the following steps in this post: How to transfer the SVN repository with history to the new Git repository?

In particular, this answer (seemed the simplest). The problem is that whenever I try to extract from my svn repo, I keep getting:

Unable to create session: unable to connect to repository in file URL: /// mypathtorepo

My repo is currently located on my local computer, so I use the path to the directory "file: ///". I also tried "svn: // localhost / mypathtorepo" to no avail. How to fix it?

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file: /// most likely does not work because your SVN repository is in FS format, newer than the one that Git knows about.

Your second approach with svn: // localhost was in the right direction. However, you need to host the repository using the svnserve command-line utility. Sort of:

svnserve -d -R --root file://path/to/repo

After receiving svnserve for the correct repo placement, you can use the path starting with: svn://localhost

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