Penny,
I've been trying to do the exact same things. I'm using Git to import
from CVS and export into a Subversion repository.
What I have done:
- I have used cvsimport for the CVS repository (no problem)
- I have created an empty repository using svnadmin
- I have imported the svn trunk into Git
- I'm cherry-picking any new commits from my cvs-imported branch
(master) into the git-svn one (named svn-trunk)
For this last point, I'm using this code sniped:
<<
for i in $(git cherry svn-trunk master | sed -n 's/^+ //p'); do
echo Applying $i;
(git cherry-pick --no-commit $i &&
git log --pretty=format:"Author: %an <%ae>%nDate :
%ad%n%n%s%n%b" -1 $i > /tmp/cm &&
git commit --file=/tmp/cm) || (echo Cannot commit $i; exit 1)
done
>>
I'm editing the log to properly record original author and date.
There is maybe better solutions...
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