Hi, I'm currently developing a fast-export (and later a fast-import) to be able to export from Plastic SCM to Git and also import from Git to Plastic SCM. Plastic tracks history of directories and hence it easy to handle moves between directories. But, during the export/import from plastic to git I found the following situation: R src/samples/sampledata src/samples/samplebase R src/samples/samplebase/Test.Workflow.xml src/samples/samplebase/new/Test.Workflow.xml It is a "move within" a move and it always fails telling that src/samples/samplebase/Test.Workflow.xml is not in the branch. If I split the "move" op into a delete + an add, it works, but reading the documentation I expected it to work. Also, after splitting the "moves" into add/delete pairs, I've found an issue with a simple rename: - a directory that is renamed from src/Diff to src/diff (here I kept a R operation) - 1000 commits later (after tons of files have been modified inside the src/diff dir) I get a rename like src/diff/Diff.c src/diff/diff.cs and an error saying src/diff/Diff.c is not in the branch. It is very possible that my export code is wrong, but I wanted to check if it is better to simply get rid of the "move" (R) operations in fast-export. Thanks, pablo www.plasticscm.com -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html