This project is a fork of the parsecvs.git project. If you have that one
already cloned locally, you can use
git clone --reference /path/to/your/parsecvs.git/incarnation mirror_URLto save bandwidth during cloning.
| description | Scripts to convert you RCS histories to Git (imz's use cases). |
| owner | imz@altlinux.org |
| last change | Mon, 20 Apr 2009 23:05:24 +0000 (21 03:05 +0400) |
| URL | git://repo.or.cz/parsecvs/imz-RCS2git-use-cases.git |
| https://repo.or.cz/parsecvs/imz-RCS2git-use-cases.git | |
| push URL | ssh://repo.or.cz/parsecvs/imz-RCS2git-use-cases.git |
| https://repo.or.cz/parsecvs/imz-RCS2git-use-cases.git (learn more) | |
| bundle info | imz-RCS2git-use-cases.git downloadable bundles |
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readme
(There is a mirror at Gitorious as well.)
I added a few scripts written on top of parsecvs to the distribution of parsecvs, which I have been using extensively to convert my RCS histories to Git (no CVS, just plain RCS that I used to control files lying side-byside in a directory).
My use cases are:
- parsecvs-as-sidehist
- don't touch the current master branch; useful in case you have already something in .git/;
- parseRCS-indep
- put each RCS/* into Git as an independent branch (or--to be more precise-- set of branches); then you can merge their heads if you wish, or pick something in a more compex way;
- parseRCS-merging-init
- like parseRCS-indep, but also merges the hisory roots of the independent files; useful if you need to have the complete set of files as the base for your history.
My git-shortcuts are required for these my extensions.
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