Ingo Schmidt wrote:
Hi!
I have finally had the time to finish documenting my conversion script
that I created and used to convert the VSS database at my company.
You can find the script here:
http://www.der-ingo.de/bin/vss2svn/convert.zip
The included readme.txt is hopefully detailed enough t
Hi!
I have finally had the time to finish documenting my conversion script
that I created and used to convert the VSS database at my company.
You can find the script here:
http://www.der-ingo.de/bin/vss2svn/convert.zip
The included readme.txt is hopefully detailed enough to help everyone
get it
Ingo Schmidt wrote:
> orphaned/DongleCheck/DongleCheck.cpp
> orphaned/DongleCheck/DongleCheck.dsp
> orphaned/DongleCheck/DongleCheck.h
Exactly! If you find out where these files once really were, I think
it is safe to do this!
The point I was making was that by keeping them in (better classifi
Hi Vss2Svn!
> Your patch essentially seems to be a much better approach to what I was
> originally trying to do as a post-processing task with my filterorphans.cpp.
I saw your filterorphans.cpp but since I am no C expert at all, I
didn't look to deeply into the source so I can't tell what it real
Ingo Schmidt wrote:
This did work out very well, and for every project I can now see where
it once came from. Is there really no way of putting something like
this into vss2svn? Maybe with a big warning "use at your own risk?"
Your patch essentially seems to be a much better approach to what I
Hi Dirk!
> I don't know which version you used before, but I wouldn't expect this
> behavoir.
You were right. I didn't remember correctly. I checked the behaviour
again and now I know what did bug me so much :-)
I had used the nightly build of Feb 14th.
But have a look at these two examples:
No
I still do have a lot of orphans. But is it possible, that they
actually get decent folder names now?
Like "orphaned/_RADB/bla/test/readme.txt"?
I think in the version of vss2svn that I had used, the filename would
have been:
"orphaned/_RADB/readme.txt"
Is this possible?
I don't know
Hi Dirk!
> So I would ask you to try the latests nightly build and see, whether you
> still have orphanes.
I still do have a lot of orphans. But is it possible, that they
actually get decent folder names now?
Like "orphaned/_RADB/bla/test/readme.txt"?
I think in the version of vss2svn that I
Hi Drik,
> thanks for using vss2svn and good to hear, that it was of a benefit for
> you. I'm interesting to see your script.
It absolutely was. In fact, vss2svn is the only solution so far that did the
job. It took me some time to figure everything out, but it was totally worth it.
> This can
Hello Ingo,
thanks for using vss2svn and good to hear, that it was of a benefit for
you. I'm interesting to see your script.
Regarding your modification this is a little problematic and you also
touched the problem yourself. We choosed to use the physical file name
as the orphaned name, sinc
Hi everyone!
Last month I had to convert a VSS database to Subversion using
vss2svn. Since vss2svn is not able to extract single projects into a
dumpfile, I had to do this myself.
I ended up writing a bash script for that and I am going to make this
publicly available.
With that script you can do
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