Eric Wong <normalperson@xxxxxxxx> writes:
> When git-fetch is called without any remote arguments, it would look for
> [remote "origin"] as it does now. However, if no [remote "..."]
> sections are found (as is common with importer-created repos), it would
> try other importers: [svn-remote "svn"], (and hopefully one day
> [cvs-remote "cvs"], [arch-remote "arch"], ...).
I wonder why wouldn't the alternative of noticing the URL scheme
of '[remote "svn"] url' variable is "svn://". That is...
[remote "gitrepo"]
url = git://example.com/repo.git/
fetch = refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/gitrepo/*
[remote "svnrepo"]
url = svn://example.com/repo.svn/
fetch = trunk:refs/remotes/svnrepo/trunk
[remote "cvsrepo"]
url = cvs://example.com/repo.cvs/
fetch = HEAD:refs/remotes/cvsrepo/
The sections would probably can have importer specific options
besides usual url/fetch.
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