Turning cvs2{svn,git} into cvs2hg

Dirkjan Ochtman dirkjan at ochtman.nl
Sun Jul 19 11:44:42 CDT 2009


On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 18:03, Greg Ward<greg at gerg.ca> wrote:
> Yes and yes.  hg-fastimport is heavily based on bzr-fastimport.  (Much
> of the work I have done is in extracting a common library, rather than
> maintaining a fork of an old version of the parser in bzr-fastimport.)

Is there take-up on the bzr-fastimport side of things for that?

> Hard to say.  There probably would be if it worked better.
> Installation/setup is tricky right now because of the dependency on
> pyfastimport (the common library that I factored out).  Not sure of
> the best way to improve that.

Include a copy in-tree? Use hg subrepos. ;)

> Anyways: rather than making users play follow-the-repo, why don't I
> just give you write access to the bitbucket mirror?  Do you have a
> bitbucket account?

Well, I think I'll decline for now. I'm still trying to manage the
Python hg migration, and so a bunch of my devel time has been going
into hgsubversion. Since you're handling the CVS side, I think the SVN
side will be more fertile ground for potential converts than the other
DVCSs (for the near future, anyway).

Cheers,

Dirkjan (djc on Bitbucket, btw)



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