From WordPress SVN to GitHub and back to SVN

git-wordpress.workflow.sh

### Using Git with WordPress Plugin Development ###

# receive revision-number from WordPress Repository
svn log -r 1:HEAD --limit 1 http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/your-plug-in-name  

# clone to local folder
git svn clone -s -r<rev-number> --no-minimize-url https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/<plugin-path>
	
# change to directory
cd <plugin-path>

# Pull svn history					
git svn fetch		

# bring your Git repository up to date with your svn trunk (may take some time)			
git svn rebase

# list all branches, local and remote and see what branches exist
git branch -a

# create a new repo "<plugin-path>" via github.com

# add github remote
git remote add origin [email protected]:<your-user-name>/<plugin-path>.git 

# push existing files (if there are some) to github
git push origin master  

### Do Changes to the repo ###

# Add changed files to the stage
git add *						

# commit changes
git commit -m "Starting to code"

# push to github					
git push -u origin master  

# bring your Git repository up to date with your svn trunk (may take some time)			
git svn rebase					

# push to svn		
git svn dcommit	

# tag current branch
git tag -a 0.1 -m "Tagging 0.1"		

# switch to tag		
git checkout 0.1	

# push tag to svn				
git svn tag "0.1" -m "Tagging 0.1"	

# return to master (or whatever other branch you were working from)		
git checkout master