On Sat Jan 16 11:34 , ThomasK sent:
>Hi Michael, > >> If this worked, how do we get simulavr and simulavrxx into the same >> repository? >> I can't figure out how to check anything out. > >That's not really a problem. Maybe there are other ways to do that, but >I have just converted both projects (simulavrxx only as test and >simulavr) in new git repos forself. To me, not being able to check anything out is a problem. >After conversion you can pull from such repo into another repo and so >combine both or more projects. A git repo can hold two really different >projects just in 2 different branches. Thats all the magic. Look on my >repo on github.com, the simulavr-old branch hold the simulavr part and >cvs-upstream branch (convertend in the beginning from Onno) hold the >simulavrxx part. > >If you like, then you can clone and pull from my repo only this 2 >branches and you got, what you want. It would be the same, but with a >bit less time (which you need otherwise for conversion) ... ;-) I'm not following at all. Are you saying that one isn't supposed to be able to check anything out from a cvsimport-generated repository? If so, how does it differ from a repository from which one is supposed to be able to check things out? >If a project is converted, then you are free to push and pull the >resulting branch anywhere in other git repos. I did eventually manage to get something other than a blank look from git, but I'm not sure what, if anything to do with it: [henne...@localhost sim]$ cd simulavr-from-cvs [henne...@localhost simulavr-from-cvs]$ ls -a ./ ../ .git/ [henne...@localhost simulavr-from-cvs]$ git branch cvs-upstream * master simulavrxx-0_8_001 [henne...@localhost simulavr-from-cvs]$ --- Michael Hennebry [email protected] "War is only a hobby." ---- Msg sent via CableONE.net MyMail - http://www.cableone.net _______________________________________________ Simulavr-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/simulavr-devel
