On Sat, Nov 17, 2007 at 08:07:40PM +0100, Stephen R. van den Berg wrote:
you can clone this repo from http://www.iaeste.at/~mbaehr/pike-svn.git
I just fetched it from you. After using SVN/SVK for 2 years, I decided to drop SVN/SVK and use git for all my projects (after careful evaluation of the available alternatives).
good choice :-)
The following questions come to mind:
- You imported from the Pike SVN repository; how up to date was/is that and do you now have all the information from SVN into git?
it is about a year old. however updating it using cvsimport was easy and did not take to long. when i get some time after the conference i'll publish the updated repo.
- In order to track changes and/or push back changes I enter into my personal git, I should be tracking the CVS (bidirectionally), anyone tried that starting with the git you provided?
i tried during the conference. updating from cvs went fine, using cvsexportcommit is a bit odd but also worked. (last commit from me is done that way)
however after that updating with cvsimport again seemed to cause some issues, but i am not sure what the reason is. i think cvsimport just recognizes that i already have the commit (since i made it) and does not update the branch.
i am definetly going to try to continue commiting to pike through git, so i'll work in figuring out what's the issue here. (it may just take a while since i am not really commiting that often :-)
greetings, martin.