Ok. I have done a LOT of cleanup on the code. Consolidated the numerous
config files, made the directory structure somewhat logical, etc. I also
converted to git using git-cvsimport without too much trouble.
So now I have the question, how to I push my repository up to gitorous
(already have an account) without including the entire history? I have
cleaned the current tree to not contain any passwords/etc, but previous
checkins definitely contained that sort of stuff.
It really seems like I should be able to push only the current code
snapshot and let things progress from there. That way I get to keep my
history and the server continues from here on out? Is git rebase what I
am looking for???
Thanks,
Matt
Colin Guthrie wrote:
'Twas brillig, and Matthew Patterson at 14/09/09 16:44 did gyre and
gimble:
I'll check them out. I've been meaning to switch over to something
other than CVS for a long time. I primarily use CVS for code
backup/versioning on personal projects where I am the only developer
so I have been lazy :).
Yeah I know the feeling... I've still got one personal CVS kicking
around too.... laziness wins every time :D
Is there a CVS->GIT conversion tool that will allow me to keep my
entire revision history?
Sure. There are both cvs and svn tools distributed with git.
With git-svn you can get bi-directional linkage to the subversion
repository (e.g. for using git locally to work with upstream projects
that still use subversion) allowing you to rebase your clone on
upstream commits and also commit your local changes back to subversion
too. I use it all the time at work and it's awesome.
The cvs module is not bi-directional, but it should work fine for a
one-off import:
http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-cvsimport.html
Col
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