I cloned a darcs repository lazily and then wanted to pull the unfetched
patches via the hint from [1]:
$ darcs log --verbose | tail
This eats up all my memory.
$ darcs --version
2.12.4 (release)
[1]
On Tue, 22 Jan 2019, Benjamin Franksen wrote:
Am 19.01.19 um 21:56 schrieb Henning Thielemann:
I try to import a small Git repository to Darcs following to this hint:
http://darcs.net/Using/Convert#importing-from-git
$ cabal get --source-repository=head QuickCheck-GenT
cloning 'QuickCheck
On Tue, 22 Jan 2019, Benjamin Franksen wrote:
Thanks. I have created http://bugs.darcs.net/issue2617 and also sent a
fix, see http://bugs.darcs.net/patch1790. Fortunately the patch applies
cleanly to the 2.14 branch (http://darcs.net/releases/branch-2.14), so
you could clone that, apply the
I try to import a small Git repository to Darcs following to this hint:
http://darcs.net/Using/Convert#importing-from-git
$ cabal get --source-repository=head QuickCheck-GenT
cloning 'QuickCheck-GenT' ...
...
$ (cd QuickCheck-GenT; git fast-export --all --progress 500) | darcs-2.14.1
convert
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I want to contribute to a Subversion repository, but I want to edit
changes and run tests before committing, because in Subversion you can
hardly revert a commit. I have seen there were some ideas to bridge Darcs
to Subversion. [1] What is the current state? Has someone managed to
maintain
Is there currently a way to synchronize between a Darcs and a Subversion
repository, i.e. can I submit darcs patches as commits to a Subversion
repository and can I convert Subversion commits to darcs patches
incrementally?
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