we did try a couple of other tools as well.. Let me try to dig some of
the notes (hopefully I can find them) to see what worked and what didn't in
terms of importing all branches.

I know for sure we didn't import all branches but just the HEAD in  our case

As soon as I find the missing information, I  will get back with the
above data in that case.

thanks
Tushar

> It seems cvsps doesn't care much for our CVS repo, but I haven't had a 
> chance to try tailor yet. (Originally we were also considering git, 
> and cvs2git worked perfectly.) Where you able to import all of your 
> CVS branch history into a single mercurial repository with tailor? 
> This has been our main problem with cvs -> hg conversions so far.
>
> cheers,
> robert
>
> On Jun 20, 2008, at 13:51 , Tushar Desai wrote:
>
>> We migrated the entire code base including history from CVS --> 
>> Mercurial
>>
>> After investigating several tools, Tailor was selected as it could 
>> handle importing the whole CVS history, and our tests showed that the 
>> import was successful.
>>
>> For more info, see 
>> http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/Tailor
>>
>> Thanks
>> Tushar
>> x84886
>>
>>> Dear scm-migration-dev,
>>>
>>> Lustre group (formally known as Clustre File System Inc, which was 
>>> bought
>>> by Sun Last year) has been using CVS as the SCM tool.  In order to 
>>> move in
>>> the same direction as the ON community,  we also plan on switching  
>>> from CVS
>>> to Mercurial.
>>>
>>> One of the big technical challenge is how we can do this without losing
>>> the branch history (file revision/history).    How do you manage to 
>>> preserve the
>>> file revision/history from Teamware -> Mercurial? Can the same 
>>> mechanism apply to
>>> the CVS->Mercurial transition?   We hope you can share the expertise 
>>> in your team
>>> and help us to address this issue.  Really appreciate it.
>>>
>>> -Hua
>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>
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