On Fri, 2009-11-20 at 10:13 +0100, Ramon Ribó wrote:
>The script attached is a 250 lines code in TCL that imports a cvs
> project into fossil. I am sure that it will be easy for you to adapt
> to svn.
I haven't tried to modify this to work with SVN, but I have used it on a
CVS repository with
Hello,
The script attached is a 250 lines code in TCL that imports a cvs
project into fossil. I am sure that it will be easy for you to adapt
to svn. Feel free to do whatever you want
with it.
The capabilities of the script are as follow:
1- It can import one or several cvs projects
On Thu, 2009-11-19 at 19:33 +, James Gruessing wrote:
> There's only one problem with that, and that is, how do you plan on
> handling forks and mergers, as well as multiple branches?
I don't! I haven't seen the history of the repo I need must pressingly
to import, but with less than 150 rev
There's only one problem with that, and that is, how do you plan on
handling forks and mergers, as well as multiple branches?
~ James
On 19 Nov 2009, at 19:30, Joshua Paine wrote:
> Are there scripts already to do this? Any tips for if I try to write
> one
> myself? My thought is to start wi
Are there scripts already to do this? Any tips for if I try to write one
myself? My thought is to start with an empty fossil repo opened in an
empty dir. Then checkout revision 1 from svn, update to revision 2,
update to revision 3, etc.. At each step parse the update output (one
line for each file
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