On 6/23/06, Thomas Heller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't remember a svn-specific tool for it (although I am fairly out of touch in that regard). However, if no one else comes up with a better alternative, I believe you could use 'tailor' to recreate the history in subversion. It'd do a checkin for every checkin in CVS, and take a while, so you'd probably want to test it in a private subversion tree, and run it 'for real' in a directory that won't generate checkins to python-checkins ;)
Is it possible to take the CVS repository files (they can be accessed
with rsync), and import that, preserving the whole history, into SVN?
I don't remember a svn-specific tool for it (although I am fairly out of touch in that regard). However, if no one else comes up with a better alternative, I believe you could use 'tailor' to recreate the history in subversion. It'd do a checkin for every checkin in CVS, and take a while, so you'd probably want to test it in a private subversion tree, and run it 'for real' in a directory that won't generate checkins to python-checkins ;)
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