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vcs:cvs2svnconversion [2008/11/07 06:22] gwynnevcs:cvs2svnconversion [2019/08/26 16:54] (current) gwynne
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 +====== Complete ======
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 +The SVN migration was completed in July 2009. This document has been retained for historical purposes.
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 ====== CVS to SVN Migration Path ====== ====== CVS to SVN Migration Path ======
  
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 I have the CVS repository stored in a directory called "realroot" (why not?) and stored the temporary data files on a separate mount point because of drive space issues. My initial commandline, based purely on the documentation, before any kind of testing was this: I have the CVS repository stored in a directory called "realroot" (why not?) and stored the temporary data files on a separate mount point because of drive space issues. My initial commandline, based purely on the documentation, before any kind of testing was this:
 <code bash> <code bash>
-./cvs2svn --svnrepos=./svnroot --fs-type=fsfs --dry-run --no-cross-branch-commits --username=svnconvert --cvs-revnums --use-cvs --tempdir=/Volumes/External/private/tmp/cvs2svn-tmp ./realroot+./cvs2svn --svnrepos=./svnroot --fs-type=fsfs 
 +--dry-run --no-cross-branch-commits 
 +--username=svnconvert 
 +--cvs-revnums --use-cvs 
 +--tempdir=/Volumes/External/private/tmp/cvs2svn-tmp ./realroot
 </code> </code>
  
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 </code> </code>
  
-Whew. That was going to make for a //very// long options file where it was very easy to make copypasta errors. I needed to add a little Python code. How does one do foreach (array(//blah blah blah//) as $item) { /* etc */ } in Python? So I went to my wife Sarah, who **does** know Python.+Whew. That was going to make for a //very// long options file where it was very easy to make copypasta errors. I needed to add a little Python code. How does one do foreach (array(//blah blah blah//) as $item) { /* etc */ } in Python? So I went to a close friend who **does** know Python.
  
 We came up with this rather handy little bit of code: We came up with this rather handy little bit of code:
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