Is there a problem with binary file history getting too big? I am still
actively developing Ukrainian dictionary so there will be a lot of binary
commits
Andriy
On Aug 4, 2013 4:10 PM, "Daniel Naber" <list2...@danielnaber.de> wrote:
>
> Okay, it's getting serious now with the switch to git. There's now a
> test repo at
>
> https://github.com/danielnaber/languagetool-test
>
> If you're going to use git after we make the switch (you can also still
> use svn), please clone this and test it. If there's anything wrong with
> its history, we only have now to get it right.
>
> That repo is a few days old. I will update it when we make the switch.
> Known Issues:
>
> * Which email address should be used? Git requires names and email
> addresses. For now, I have imported everybody with their
> usern...@users.sourceforget.net address. Let me know if you prefer a
> different address for your commits.
>
> * What about special characters in real names? I couldn't find
> information whether git properly supports those, so I have used only
> ASCII characters. For example: Marcin Miłkowski -> Marcin Milkowski. Let
> me know if there's a problem with that (affected names: Jaume Ortolà i
> Font, Marcin Miłkowski, Susana Sotelo Docío, Ionuț Păduraru)
>
> * As mentioned, history with "git log" is incomplete, it needs the
> --follow parameter, so IDEA and probably other IDEs need a bash script
> to replace the "git log" command to add --follow
>
> * The --follow option uses heuristics and can cause strange results,
> namely showing a "history" for classes that were newly introduced (found
> that to be that case with JnaTools.java)
>
> * Some files that were once manually copied lost their history, it then
> ends in April because we made the switch to Maven. Most files should
> have their history back to 2005 though (with --follow).
>
> * Branches and tags have not been imported, as I want to keep the clone
> small.
>
> So please test the clone carefully and let me know of any problems.
> Also let know if you tested it and everything looks fine.
>
> Regards
> Daniel
>
> --
> http://www.danielnaber.de
>
>
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