Svyatoslav Mishyn writes:
>> I've put together a python script that is called as a git subcommand and
>> takes care of all of the synchronization under the hood. Once it's
>> dropped in $GIT_EXEC_PATH I just call `git fossil pull' and `git fossil
>> push trunk' to interact with a fossil remote.
>
Svyatoslav Mishyn writes:
> g2f script syncs changes from git to fossil;
> f2g is a reverse version;
> they are based on this article:
> https://www.fossil-scm.org/index.html/artifact/1e82974b59e2c97c
I've put together a python script that is called as a git subcommand and
takes care of all of the
Nickolas Lloyd writes:
> I see that this is missing from
> c79d278db1119360497f6fb4b2f62de94ed38135. Thanks for catching that!
> I'll go ahead and update it with this information.
>
>> BTW, here https://www.fossil-scm.org/index.html/artifact/c79d278db1119360
>> i
Svyatoslav Mishyn writes:
> Hello,
>
> it looks that incremental git import doesn't work:
*snip*
> git fast-export --import-marks=../git.marks --export-marks=../git.marks \
> | fossil import --git --incremental \
> --import-marks ../fossil.marks --export-marks
Hi,
Karel Gardas wrote:
> I'm attaching tarball of 3 scripts which clearly shows the behavior
> and may be used to duplicate/debug it. Put it into some directory and
> run ./test.sh -- also please modify reconnect.sh first and if your GNU
> grep is "grep" then please rename "ggrep" to "grep". The
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