> I work at a company that is currently using SVN + Bugzilla for SCM. It's
> painful, and I am experimenting with Fossil on one of my local VMs to trial a
> parallel process for tracking all the changes. Fossil's out of the box UI is
> fantastic and just what we need.
>
> My goal is to set up a separate Fossil environment that gets refreshed from
> SVN on demand. Since I know of no direct SVN -> Fossil integration, I need
> to go through git (which is fine).
>
> To achieve this goal, I use `git svn` to do the initial import and fetch
> changes. Then, I use `git fast-export`, passing a `gitmarks` file with all
> the changes that have already been exported. Script below.
>
> This all works fine, with one significant exception. When I do a diff
> operation on many files that are updated during the incremental import, it
> appears that the entire file is "new." In other words, the left hand side of
> the diff is blank and the right hand side is entirely green. If I do a
> unified diff, the entire screen is green. I look at the patch, and it's
> filed with plus signs. Etc.
>
> My fossil version is from June 14, I fetched the tip of the repository and
> compiled.
>
> I did look at the output of `git fast-export` but am not well versed enough
> in the format to be able to identify problems. I'm aware that the problem
> could very well lie outside of fossil, but figured I would start with this
> user group.
>
> Any ideas? Thank you in advance.
>
>
>
>
> #!/bin/bash
>
> PWD=$PWD
> cp gitmarks gitmarks.bak
> cd git
> git svn fetch
> git fast-export --all \
> --import-marks=../gitmarks \
> --export-marks=../gitmarks \
> | fossil import --git --incremental ../forerun.fossil
> cd ..
Update (sorry for it being so quick):
It appears that the incremental import interpreted the situation a little
differently than I expected. When I click "Files" at the top of the web UI
(/dir?ci=tip), I only see the files that changed in the last update, not all
the files in the {SVN,git} project. When I click "Timeline," however, I see
many events dating back from months ago (which I would expect).
Does this sound normal/expected?
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