Codestriker code in to git?

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Codestriker code in to git?

Forum: Open Discussion

Creator: Dean Hamstead

Created: 2011-10-26

Updated: 2013-06-03

Dean Hamstead - 2011-10-26

hello,

currently the codestriker (itself) is in CVS, would it be possible to migrate to git for easier forking and contributing?

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David Sitsky - 2011-10-26

I've just "enabled" Git, so hopefully it is there now. Not sure you can enable both CVS and Git at the same time, but anyway..

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Dean Hamstead - 2011-10-27

i think you will then need to import the code from cvs in to git. either with the history (using git-cvs) or just with the current files with the normal git add functionality…

give that codestriker supports git, im suprised that development hasnt changed to it.

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David Sitsky - 2011-10-27

I figured as much. I'm actually going to be away for a couple of weeks, so it might be a while till I get to it.

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Dean Hamstead - 2011-10-28

just for fun, i imported the codestriker CVS in to git on github, see https://github.com/djzort/Codestriker

you shouldnt have any problems pulling it and pushing it back in to sourceforge via git.

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