Any way to default git svn dcommit to fail if code is out of date?

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I like how (normal) git won't let me push if I haven't rebased with the latest code. However with git svn, when I do git svn dcommit it automatically rebases (i.e. git svn rebase) and then commits. Is there a way I can have it throw up an error message if there is new stuff to rebase?

I believe it commits, and then rebases on top of the new SVN revision. I don't think SVN has any way to abort the commit if it's not already at the latest. — Lily Ballard
– Lily Ballard, Commented Apr 19, 2012 at 18:57

the.malkolm · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-20 17:09:48Z

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No way. There is always a chance that somebody will commit right after you made any check-as-you-are-looking-for and right before you actually commit something. Just run git svn fetch every time before git svn dcommit to be almost sure git won't rebase automatically.

answered Apr 20, 2012 at 17:09

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