#236 Svn and git repository to new git repository.

[Sourcecode Reloaded]

I convert your old svn repositores to git repository and merge the new git repository inside.
You have all history and tags and branches in one place.
Feel free to use:
https://github.com/sourcecode-reloaded/freecol

[Mike Pope]

Our git repo was made by converting the old svn repo, possibly even with the same tools. AFAICT your repo adds nothing useful but does introduce bugs:

1. git log shows all commits prior to Feb 2013 as duplicates
2. Many data files are outright missing

I do not recommend anyone use it in its present state.

[Sourcecode Reloaded]

Thank you for your feedback.
I delete all the repositories of freecol I created.

1. Is your new git repository contain the history of your old svn repository?

I try to preserve all the history of your both svn and git repository togther.

1. Can you give me one example of on missing file?
2. This file is connected to the old(svn) or new(git) repository?
3. It ok if I just convert the svn repositories to git?

You have multiple svn repositories. I want to put it in one git repository.
Because you have multiple repository in svn merge it to one repository Can done in two way (at least to my understanding):
FreeCol svn repository will be the main one.
a. Each of the other repositories will be in seperate folder contain all the history and tags.
b. Each of theother repositories will be in seperate branch contain all the history and tags.

5.Which of the option are you prefere?
In my first attampt I try option a.

Thank you for your time check my repository and I am glad you gave a feedback.

[Mike Pope]

1. Is your new git repository contain the history of your old svn repository?

Of course. As I said: our git repo was made by converting the old svn repo. Why do you think we would leave anything out?

I try to preserve all the history of your both svn and git repository togther.

I believe that was a mistake, as now you have two copies of the old svn commits. Did you look at "git log" prior to 2013?

1. Can you give me one example of on missing file?

Just pull our main git tree (the one on SF) and compare the data directory.

1. It ok if I just convert the svn repositories to git?

Its OK, but unnecessary.

You have multiple svn repositories. I want to put it in one git repository.

I only know of the one on SF under the "old-svn" tab, but that is the old main repo and any other svn repo is not something I can comment on. We stopped using svn several years ago, and "old-svn" is only still visible because no one has bothered to get rid of it.

5.Which of the option are you prefere?

c) Explain how what you are doing benefits FreeCol.