Max Bowsher <m...@f2s.com> writes:
> On 08/09/10 00:37, Robert Haas wrote:
>> but if our CVS repository is busted maybe
>> we should be looking to fix that rather than complaining about
>> cvs2git.
> A possibility. We'd need a tool which would insert an extra node into
> the history graph of an RCS file. Unless we can bodge it by using
> x.y.z.0 as a revision id, it would also need to renumber all the
> revisions on the branch. Still, cvs2git has code to parse the RCS
> format, so it's probably achievable without too much work.
I did some experimentation with manual surgery on (a copy of ;-))
it.po,v and found that x.y.z.0 does seem to work; at least CVS isn't
obviously unhappy with it. So transformations as simple as illustrated
below might be enough to fix this. I do not have a copy of cvs2git
at hand to see what it does with this, though.
regards, tom lane
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