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I'm working on converting some Subversion repositories over to Git using the git-svn tool. I noticed that even though it imports the author information correctly, the committer information does not match the author information (e.g. the committer date is the date/time I ran the git-svn tool).

Is there a way to make the committer information match the author information on import from Subversion? If not, how can I use git-filter-branch to rewrite the commits to correct this (i.e. copy author info into committer info for each commit)?

Thanks!

---UPDATE---

Git-svn is not causing this problem, I am! I've been rebasing the Subversion history, and that is changing the committer date. So, does any one how to use git-filter-branch to change this (i.e. copy author info into committer info for each commit)?

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Jefromi
This was the correct answer, however there was a minor typo: you cannot put the '=' character after --env-filter; it must be a space. Other than that it worked perfectly. Thanks!
Jordan
Sorry about that - fixed!
Jefromi