Hey all,

I've constructed a dump file that we can load into
repos/asf/steve/trunk/ which preserves all the history. Before I write
up an Infra ticket to load it, please take a look:
  people.apache.org:~gstein/voter.dump.gz

This dumpfile was constructed with the following steps:

1. svnrdump for private/foundation/voter/ (about 34k revisions from
first/last voter changes)
2. filter out all revisions that did not touch voter (leaving 221 revisions)
3. fix up all paths to refer to steve/trunk/
4. filter a stray revision that tweaked svn:ignore on private/foundation/

This leaves us with 220 revisions for the voter/ history.

My plan is to ask Infra to do a simple load of these revisions. They
shouldn't even need to schedule (read-only) downtime, as the load
should only take a few tens of seconds. Because the repository will be
in read/write mode during loading, it *is* possible that other commits
will occur during the load process. However, we have no need for "our"
revisions to be in a contiguous range, so that shouldn't pose a
problem.

Further thoughts welcome!

Cheers,
-g

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