Hi,
After some investigation I found that git cvsimport was not importing
branches 100% correctly with CVS.
Git and CVS do branching very differently in that CVS this is done at
the file level (like everything else) and git does it repository wide.
So if I have a CVS repository with the files a, b and c and I branch b
with a `cvs tab -b BRANCH test` on the branch test I will just have the
file b.
If I do a git cvsimport on the test branch there will actually be the
files a, b and c
What I think needs to happen is that when git cvsimport created the
branch in the git repository it needs to delete all files from the
branch that were not branched.
Thanks in advance.
Gordon.
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