Re: Git and cvsimport

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Marin Atanasov Nikolov <dnaeon@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

>  1. git-cvsimport the whole CVS repository.

That's all you need, IIUC.  There are other tools like parsecvs and
cvs2git that may produce better results than git-cvsimport, though.

Andreas.

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