Oh, you just fix a long annoying stuff for me. I'm used to mirror my different fossil project to github and was obliged to use an intermediary step to modify my username
https://projects.depar.is/divers/artifact/e3f4dd012ebeb677 I was not aware of the possibility to customize our user info with fossil. Thank you very much :) Étienne Artur Shepilko <nomadb...@gmail.com> writes: > Attached the test script. > > The mailing list seems to have redacted the email addresses used in > the test, which makes the test fail. > > On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 10:52 PM, Artur Shepilko <nomadb...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Saw your message and recalled that I stumbled on the same issue some >> years back. Indeed fossil trumps git, so nobody looks back :) >> >> In case you wonder, the reason you saw the email and name getting >> swapped is because the email was expected to be in form <user@email>, >> mind the <>. >> >> I just checked-in the fix >> (http://fossil-scm.org/index.html/info/76d9a4555b56405d), hope this >> works for you. >> >> Briefly, fossil user contact info may be formatted as email-only >> (u...@email.com), or also include a name ("Name User" >> <u...@email.com>) in addition to other type of info (??mail, phone). >> >> Below is a test-script I used to verify the functionality. >> >> As a side-note, fossil user's contact info format seems to be not >> explicitly specified. So technically, fossil would accept anything >> there. Yet looking at the export --git code, there are some implied >> expectations about possible contents of the info field in users table. >> Looks like the email was generally expected in form: "Name User" >> <u...@email.com>, note the brackets <>. >> >> The fix preserves these expectations, just in case. Following is the >> test-scipt I used to verify the generation of the git committer >> record: >> >> --------------------------- >> #!/bin/bash >> >> if [ -e xtest.fossil ] ; then rm xtest.fossil ; fi >> if [ -d xtest ] ; then rm -rf xtest ; fi >> if [ -e xtest.git-fast ] ; then rm xtest.git-fast ; fi >> if [ -d xtest-git ] ; then rm -rf xtest-git ; fi >> if [ -e xtest-git.authors-expected ] ; then rm xtest-git.authors-expected ; >> fi >> >> fossil version >> >> fossil init xtest.fossil --admin-user adminuser >> >> fossil user new "email@as.username" "" "" -R xtest.fossil >> fossil user new no-info "" "" -R xtest.fossil >> fossil user new has-email-only "has-email-o...@email.com" "" -R xtest.fossil >> fossil user new has-info "Name User <has-i...@email.com>" "" -R xtest.fossil >> fossil user new has-general-info " \"First Last\" < >> has-general-i...@email.com > other info" "" -R xtest.fossil >> fossil user new "<bracketed-email@as.username>" "" "" -R xtest.fossil >> >> echo "#######################################################" >> echo "I|FOSSIL::user list:username info" >> fossil user list -R xtest.fossil >> >> echo "#######################################################" >> echo "I|GIT::xtest-git.authors-expected list:{name, email}" >> cat <<EOF >xtest-git.authors-expected >> {First Last, has-general-i...@email.com} >> {Name User, has-i...@email.com} >> {adminuser, adminuser} >> {bracketed-email@as.username, bracketed-email@as.username} >> {email@as.username, email@as.username} >> {has-email-only, has-email-o...@email.com} >> {no-info, no-info} >> EOF >> cat xtest-git.authors-expected >> >> echo "#######################################################" >> echo "I|FOSSIL::repo setup" >> mkdir xtest >> cd xtest >> fossil open ../xtest.fossil >> fossil user default adminuser --user adminuser >> >> echo "Test" >>test.txt >> fossil add test.txt >> fossil commit -m "By default" >> >> echo "Test" >>test.txt >> fossil commit -m "By email@as.username" --user "email@as.username" >> echo "Test" >>test.txt >> fossil commit -m "By no-info" --user no-info >> echo "Test" >>test.txt >> fossil commit -m "By has-email-only" --user has-email-only >> echo "Test" >>test.txt >> fossil commit -m "By has-info" --user has-info >> echo "Test" >>test.txt >> fossil commit -m "By has-general-info" --user has-general-info >> echo "Test" >>test.txt >> fossil commit -m "By <bracketed-email@as.username>" --user >> "<bracketed-email@as.username>" >> >> fossil timeline >> >> echo "#######################################################" >> echo "I|FOSSIL::export --git" >> cd .. >> fossil export --git xtest.fossil >xtest.git-fast >> >> echo "I|GIT::import" >> mkdir xtest-git >> cd xtest-git >> git init >> git fast-import <../xtest.git-fast >> >> git checkout trunk >> git log --oneline --pretty=format:"{%aN, %aE}" --reverse | sort -u >>>../xtest-git.authors >> >> echo "#######################################################" >> echo "I|GIT::xtest-git.authors list:{name, email}" >> cd .. >> cat xtest-git.authors >> >> echo "#######################################################" >> echo "I|TEST::diff to xtest-git.authors-expected" >> diff xtest-git.authors xtest-git.authors-expected || echo >> "E|FAILED-TEST::diff to xtest-git.authors-expected" >> >> --------------------------- >> >> >> On Tue, Dec 20, 2016 at 5:35 PM, Chad Perrin <c...@apotheon.net> wrote: >>> When exporting from a Fossil repository and importing into a Git >>> repository, the commits all seem to identify the email address as the >>> name and the name as the email address. The command I use is >>> essentially identical to what the documentation/example at >>> fossil-scm.org, and I do not see a way in the help documentation for the >>> tool or on the website for how to control the way it identifies the >>> author of a commit on export. >>> >>> Is there a work-around for this? Is this a problem affecting anyone >>> else? Any help figuring this out would be appreciated. >>> -- Étienne Deparis https://etienne.depar.is/ xmpp: etie...@depar.is twitter: @milouse _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
