Noah Kantrowitz wrote: > I am not touching subversion, that can be handled by a number of > existing tools. What kind of existing tools? It's not about moving a repository from one server to another, or about merging two differente repositories, but about changing commit log messages like "fixes #10" to "fixes #327", for example.
Regards, Daniel Serodio > Daniel Serodio wrote: >> Noah Kantrowitz wrote: >>> I am already working on a plugin to assist in this (well I need it for >>> the opposite reason, but it should work either way). It should be up >>> on trac-hacks later next week. >> I'm also interested in this; the tough part should be "fixing" >> subversion commit log messages, did you look into that? >> >> TIA, >> Daniel Serodio >>> On Aug 6, 2006, at 9:25 PM, Matthew Palmer wrote: >>> >>>> I have a need to merge two separate Trac projects I created into one >>>> -- they >>>> started life as completely different projects, but we've decided that >>>> they're actually really the same thing now, and we'd like to make >>>> sure that >>>> the tickets and wiki pages (primarily the tickets) for both projects >>>> end up >>>> in one. >>>> >>>> I'm happy for the ticket numbers to change, and the wiki pages >>>> should be >>>> doable manually, but I'd prefer if I didn't have to do the cut-n-paste >>>> myself. Anyone got any scripts or tips they could share for how I >>>> can do >>>> this? >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> - Matt _______________________________________________ Trac mailing list [email protected] http://lists.edgewall.com/mailman/listinfo/trac
