On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 11:24 PM, Clemens Hintze < ml-fos...@qiao.in-berlin.de> wrote:
> > > Lluís Batlle i Rossell schrieb: > > Hello, > > Hello Lluís, > > > we are going to try to switch from svn into fossil. > > > > As we could not find any tool ready to import svn history (even a single > branch) > > into fossil, I think that we are going to keep the svn history in its svn > > repository, and we will start fossil from a last agreed point in the svn > > history. > > I was already gone this way. I had also only imported one branch for of > my SVN repository ... > > My solution was very primitive, but perhaps it does for you what you need. > > I have attached two files to this mail. One cat.sh and an XSLT stylesheet. > > For the XSLT stylesheet you need an XSLT processor. I used XML Starlet > for that work, but others should work as well. > > Here is the receipt: > > 1. You should checkout the newest/last revision of the branch wou > want to import: > > svn co http://.../my/project myproject > > 2. Put the script 'cat.sh' in the parent directory that contains the > checkedout project: > > mv ...../cat.sh . > > 3. Put the stylesheet 'svn2fsl.xsl' into the parent directory that > contains the checkeddout project: > > mv ...../svn2fsl.xsl . > > 4. 'cd' into the top directory of your project: > > cd myproject > > 5. Create an empty Fossil repository and open it: > > fsl new ../myproject.fossil > Maybe add the --date-override YYYY-MM-DD here, filling in a date that is earlier than the earliest check-in of your SVN repository, so that the initial empty Fossil checkin is correctly sequenced. > fsl open ../myproject.fossil > > 6. Create a first checkin (I am not sure, if this is still necessary): > > echo "Initial empty checkin" > dummy_readme_txt > fsl add dummy_readme_txt > fsl ci -m "Initial empty import" > > 7. Generate and examine the import script: > > svn log --xml | xml tr ../svn2fsl.xsl | tee ../import_svn.sh > > 8. Import your SVN repository: > > sh -x ../import_svn.sh > > This is, how I do remember my import I done over a year before. I hope I > did not forgot anything, but I cannot warrant you. So please use it at > yours own peril ... > > I hope it is of any use for you ... > > > Best regards, > chi. > > _______________________________________________ > fossil-users mailing list > fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org > http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users > > -- D. Richard Hipp d...@sqlite.org
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