Subversion Proxy to work offline?

Question

What is the best approach for working on a customers site (with multiple people), where there may not be access to the Internet all the time and using the subversion repository?

(Migrating to Git or Mercurial at the moment is out of the question)

But would it not be possible to use something like, for example, Git SVN Integration, to create a proxy server that acts as a subversion repository for clients and can be used at the end to synchronize changes to sabotage? Is there something similar?

Answer 1

I think svk can provide what you are looking for.

Answer 2

Git, git -svn. : http://git-scm.com/docs/git-svn

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  git svn clone SVN_REPO_URL
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  bzr rebase
  bzr push :parent
  

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