Hi,
Michael Haggerty:
> cvs2svn/cvs2git does not support this (called "incremental imports").
git-cvsimport tries to.
> It is quite hard to implement robustly. In fact, I claim that no tool
> handles incremental imports robustly, despite the fact that some claim
> to do so :-)
>
As people are habitually mucking with their CVS repositories, your best
way to reliably do an incremental import is to do a regular import,
put the two trees into the same git repository (easily achieved by a
line in .git/objects/info/alternates and strategic copying of the
tip-of-tree references), and git-rebase your non-CVS work.
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