From: Alexis O'C. <ale...@ou...> - 2007-07-18 10:58:34
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Jon Maber wrote: > Lastly, a question for anyone who knows Sourceforge: if I set up an svn > repository can the cvs one keep going in parallel? I think that might > be ideal: I'd leave the cvs tree alone but import the Oxford svn into > sourceforge and work on that - first applying patches one by one from > the cvs tree and then working on changes that I need. If that isn't > possible then I suppose I could create a new SourceForge project for > this purpose: Boxingford, Oxbod, TheContinuityBOD, KNob = Knob is NOt > Bodington. > > The simple answer is yes, you can run svn & cvs repositories in parallel, but I personally think that would be bonkers ;-). (A recipe for confusion and hard to work with). I think there are 2 main options: 1) Stick with CVS and create a branch. 2) Import the existing CVS to SVN and then branch in that. I think the latter idea is probably a good one. We were chuffed with the result of converting WebLearn from CVS to SVN - it captured all the history beautifully, so we have experience of doing that (with cvs2svn) and could definitely provide you with tips there. Alexis |