> So at the end I think this is just a user problem, it is not really a
> bug in tailor.
Thanks for the tips. Now I'm feeling partially stupid :)
I've run my test again and again and I've finally discovered the bug
only happens when I have different "subdir" set for the source and
target, for instance:
[test]
root-directory = tmp/test
source = cvs:test
target = git:test
[cvs:test]
subdir = test.cvs
repository = /home/test/tmp/cvsroot
module = test
[git:test]
subdir = test.git
repository = /home/test/tmp/test.git
I have the two subdir's there for ages and I probably don't know why
they're there anymore. :\
> In other words, the .git directory does not contain the file, just the
> working directory outside .git, but that does not count, that working
> directory is just used for the conversion, you should use only the .git
> directory like:
>
> git clone /path/to/tailor/working/dir/.git myproject
>
> and you won't have the file under myproject.
Quick question here. For a git target section, what is the use of the
"repository"? It doesn't seem to be used or touched at all. I thought
that is where the converted output git repo will be.
Thanks Miklos and Lele again, and sorry for the mis-report.
Pigeon.
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