On Monday 23 February 2009 19:09:44 Dmitry V. Levin wrote: > On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 01:46:35PM -0500, Mike Frysinger wrote: > > now that sf.net supports git, could we talk about transition ? :) > > Does it also support automated git-cvsimport? > If not, I can share my cvs-authors file. :)
i looked around at the documentation and unless i missed something, there is no automatic support for converting between the different scm's that sf.net offers. ive converted from cvs->svn with them in the past and their support basically boils down to documentation showing you how to: - get raw cvs snapshot - convert it with some svn utils into raw svn dump - upload svn dump as for cvs->git, getting the raw cvs snapshot via their backup mechanism will probably greatly speed up the converting process. so the convert steps would probably be something like: - get raw cvs snapshot - convert it git-cvsimport - use `git push` to mirror the converted repo to sf.net i have done svn->git with them, but that was easier as git-svn is a lot more robust for going between the two personally, i already have a git tree mirroring the cvs (branches & tags) ... just no author info. i can use git filter-branch to add author info after the fact though if i had the authors list ... then again, it might be easier for someone who actually has commit access to take care of it ... -mike
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