Danek Duvall <danek.duv...@oracle.com> writes: > Mike Hommey wrote: > >> If your goal trying to round-trip between mercurial and git is to >> provide developers with the possibility to use mercurial or git as they >> like, and somehow make it work with developers pushing on both ends, you >> should instead use a single source of truth (mercurial or git, whichever >> you prefer keeping a server for), and let developers use conversion tools >> on their end. hg-git can be used by developers who prefer mercurial when >> the server is git (although it annoyingly adds visible metadata to git >> commits in that case). git-cinnabar or git-remote-hg can be used by >> developers who prefer git when the server is mercurial. (full >> disclosure, I'm the author of git-cinnabar) > > Our source of truth is mercurial. But our (Oracle Solaris) external, > read-only mirror is being moved from a mercurial repo on java.net to > github.
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