Git through svn - managing files.
Perhaps I'm missing something about using gi through svn, but how do I keep around a set of locally modified files without pushing those changes to subversion. 

Here's my broken workflow.

`(on master) git svn rebase`  
`git checkout -b issue`  
`*apply changes I need on all my branches*`  
`*changes*`  
`git commit *changes*`  
`git checkout master`  
`git merge issue`  
`git svn dcommit` 

The problem lies in the fact that svn rebase, or even committing, I lose my locally modified but not checked in files. I don't want to commit the files, because I don't want them pulled into an svn commit.

How is my workflow supposed to work in a situation like this?



Git through svn - managing files.
===

Perhaps I'm missing something about using gi through svn, but how do I keep around a set of locally modified files without pushing those changes to subversion. 

Here's my broken workflow.

`(on master) git svn rebase`  
`git checkout -b issue`  
`*apply changes I need on all my branches*`  
`*changes*`  
`git commit *changes*`  
`git checkout master`  
`git merge issue`  
`git svn dcommit` 

The problem lies in the fact that svn rebase, or even committing, I lose my locally modified but not checked in files. I don't want to commit the files, because I don't want them pulled into an svn commit.

How is my workflow supposed to work in a situation like this?


