Hi,
John Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am taking what we currently have in CVS, and I'm moving it to
> Arch. If we had nothing at the moment, then I would just setup Arch
> and move forward. As it stands now, I need to "copy" everything that I
> have in CVS to Arch.
So I believe there are basically two options:
1. Create an Arch branch and import the CVS history from your
repository so that your Arch branch contains all the history of
your project.
2. Create an Arch branch and just initialize it with the last revision
available in your CVS repository. IOW, the `base-0' revision of
your new Arch branch would contain the files yielded by a CVS
checkout of the latest version of your data controlled by CVS.
Option (1) requires a tool like `cscvs' and I suspect that this is not
trivial to achieve (I've never tried it, though). Also, it's maybe not
very useful since you could as well access the history of your project
using CVS anyway.
With option (2), your Arch branch would not contain anything of the
project's history but it'd be much easier to set up.
Thanks,
Ludovic.
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