clean-git command randomly freeze

[tonka]

Hy@everybody,

i have a problem migrating my svn repo's to git with your svn-migration-scripts.jar app. Everything works fine, but the clean-git command randomly freeze, which is very bad because i wanna automatically update the git-repo every day for the next month.

My command is: java -Dfile.encoding=utf-8 -jar ~/svn2git/svn-migration-scripts.jar clean-git --force

Sometimes this command work well, but most of the time it randomly freeze on a tag. It always freeze on another tag (looks like a race-condition)! If i repeat the command sometimes it freeze and sometimes not.

Does anybody has the same problem?

My Setup:

My SVN-repos are developed and maintained in Windows, but for the svn to git convertation i've moved to my ubutnu machine (case-sensitive file system)

• OS Ubuntu 14.04 LTS x64 (latest updates) - (VirtualBox)
• git 1.9.1
• svn 1.8.8

Greetings

Tonka

[Eugene Pestov]

Logging seems to be causing the problem. I completely disabled logging and at least it has worked for me so far.

[Eugene Pestov]

Nope... got frozen again =(

[Jerome Waibel]

I can confirm this bug.

Strace shows that the "git tag" command spawned by java is waiting for input from stdin (as told by option "-F -") but the java process never sends any data.

Happens randomly when migrating big projects with several dozens of tags.

[Daniel Robert]

For others having this problem, killing the spawned/frozen 'git tag' process works, and results in the full git-clean command continuing onwards successfully.

[Procter, Stephen]

Killing the frozen ‘git tag’ process does allow the clean procedure to run to completion, but means that the tag which was being created never gets generated.