Hello. I have a repository that I'd like to migrate to github (*ducks rotten fruit and vegetables*) but it's not clear to me that the existing export/import process can satisfy my requirements.
Firstly: Every commit I've ever made to fossil has been PGP signed. The repository in question spans a couple of years and I've been the only committer. My PGP keys expire yearly, so all commits in the repository are signed by one of two keys. For reasons of least privilege, I tend to use different usernames on different machines, so although all the committers are me, they aren't necessarily all the same name. An initial run of "fossil export | git fast-import" seems to show no pgp signatures in the resulting git repository. This doesn't seem unreasonable, given that it's obviously not going to be possible to forge new signatures! Secondly: all of the committer names are... sort of bad. Most are of the form "<m0> m0" (m0 being the username I used there). I feel like fast-import may not be the way to go about this. I'm wondering if there's a way to: 1. Transform *all* committer names to a given value: I'd prefer to use a name and email address that matches my github name/email. 2. PGP sign all commits with the key with which they were originally signed (obviously, some of these keys have expired). Obviously, I'd like to preserve the original dates and times too. I could sort of imagine replaying and re-signing the original commits one-by-one to achieve the above, but I'm not sure how to go about this or if it's even feasible. Any help would be appreciated! M _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
