Re: [git-p4] Trouble importing all perforce branches into git repository

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Hi Grant,

> The "Branch-foo" that git-p4 is crashing on does have a branchspec in
> Perforce.  I cannot, however guarantee that branchspecs were
> correctly created and used for all integrates in the repository.  It
> was created long before I started working here.

You can create the branch specs now. There is no requirement for them to
have been created at the time of the integration.

I've sent a patch to this mailing list [1] that adds the possibility of
creating these branches in a gitconfig file. If you feel brave enough,
please give it a try. The patch is missing a test case, which I still
did not have time to review and send

> Is there a way to limit --detect-branches to only certain branches
> that I can ensure do have branchspecs?

If you have an incremental structure you could limit the cloning to a
subset of the directories. I am not aware of any other way. Maybe
someone else in the mailing list can shed some light...? :)

Vitor

[1] http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/167998/focus=168000
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