Switch to Git perspective.

In the Git Repositories tab, click Clone a Git Repository and add the clone to this view.

Enter the remote repository location and password.

Choose branches to be tracked.

Enter the path for the local repository.

Switch back to CloverDX perspective.

From the File menu, choose Import.

Choose Git  Projects from Git and click Next.

Choose Existing local repository.

Choose the repository.

Select the Import existing projects option.

Select projects that should be imported.

Right click the project in Project Explorer and choose Convert to server project.

Enter CloverDX Server URL, User name and Password.

Select Create new sandbox. Enter the sandbox Name.

Select type of merge. As you created a new sandbox, you can use the Use local content only (sandbox will be cleaned) option.

In File Explorer, right click and choose Git Clone.

In Git clone - TortoiseGit dialog, enter the path to remote repository and the path to local repository.

Click OK.

Enter password.

Close the cloning log window.

Type the command

e. g.

Choose File  Import.

Choose SVN  Checkout Projects from SVN.

In Select/Create Location step of the wizard, choose Create new repository location.

Specify location of SVN repository. The URL for remote projects can be, e.g. https://svn.example.org/svn. The URL for local projects can be, e.g. file:///Users/clover/repositories/svn/repo1.

Select the folder (project) to be imported.

In Check Out As step, choose Check out as a project in the workspace and change ProjectName if necessary.

Optionally, change the location to which the project will be checked or add the project to working sets.

Right click the project directory in File Explorer and choose SVN Checkout…​ from context menu.

Delete the last entry from the Checkout directory text field. Click OK.

TortoiseSVN complains that the directory is not empty. Choose Yes.

Move to the directory with the Project in workspace (on the computer with Designer).

Type svn checkout --force /path/to/repository . The --force forces svn to overwrite the content created during the project creation. Otherwise, you would have to resolve conflicts after checkout.