Re: importing bk into git

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On Monday 03 December 2007 04:02:43 you wrote:
> G'day,
>
> I modified that script to convert a number of our repositories in
> February.  The version below worked for me at the time, but I'm not
> able to test it now as our BK license has expired.  In particular I'm
> not sure if the bk_info.split line is correct; I had a reduced form of
> this line in the file which now looks obviously wrong.
>
> The script is slow; most of the time is in the bk export for every
> revision.  There are probably dumb things in there; I don't know
> python and I was just starting with git.
>
> Changes from the version I downloaded from the web include:
>   - sundry changes to make it work for me
>   - separate committers file to translate user names to full names
>   - specify a git dir template
>   - copy tags from BK
>   - minimal conversion of ignore files
>   - increased recursion limit to handle large number of commits
>
> I hope this is useful to someone.
Thanks,

I have made some modifications to get the script working as well. I was able 
to convert some simple (really small test repos).I wanted to try to convert 
my real big repo (>10k files, >5000 revisions) before mailing it. However, as 
running this conversion will probably take more than 24hours I will do so 
next weekend.
I will check your script and integrate my changes (if there are any relative 
to yours) after that.

best regards
Christoph
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