From: Gwenole B. <gb....@fr...> - 2006-06-22 17:05:19
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Hi, What about switching to subversion? The immediate gain I see is: - Cheap copies, files can be moved and changelogs are kept - ChangeSets are much more convenient to get the whole commit instead of looking for individual files You can still use viewcvs for the web interface which IMHO is the best anyway. Too few projects use it though, I don't know why as it's much more convenient. FYI, we converted (some of) our projects as follows: * On the CVS server (or with a copy in xxx): cvs2svn --dump-only --cvs-revnums --encoding=latin1 * On the SVN server: svn mkdir -m "adding xxx" file:///svn/wherever/xxx svnadmin load /svn --parent-dir /wherever/xxx < cvs2svn-dump If you have problems with branches or tags, you may have to force them with --force-branch=the_branch or --force-tag=the_tag. Note that I did not make the migration myself, I simply asked for the procedure to the project admin. Bye, Gwenole. |