test-data/preferred-parent-cycle-cvsrepos/makerepo.sh

   1 #! /bin/sh
   2
   3 # This is the script used to create the preferred-parent-cycle CVS
   4 # repository.  (The repository is checked into svn; this script is
   5 # only here for its documentation value.)
   6 #
   7 # The script should be started from the main cvs2svn directory.
   8 #
   9 # The branching structure of the three files in this repository is
  10 # constructed to create a loop in the preferred parent of each branch
  11 # A, B, and C.  The branches are as follows ('*' marks revisions,
  12 # which are used to prevent trunk from being a possible parent of
  13 # branches A, B, or C):
  14 #
  15 # file1:
  16 # --*--+-------------------- trunk
  17 #      |
  18 #      +--*--+-------------- branch X
  19 #            |
  20 #            +-------------- branch A
  21 #            |
  22 #            +-------------- branch B
  23 #            |
  24 #            +-------------- branch C
  25 #
  26 # file2:
  27 # --*--+-------------------- trunk
  28 #      |
  29 #      +--*--+-------------- branch Y
  30 #            |
  31 #            +-------------- branch B
  32 #            |
  33 #            +-------------- branch C
  34 #            |
  35 #            +-------------- branch A
  36 #
  37 # file3:
  38 # --*--+-------------------- trunk
  39 #      |
  40 #      +--*--+-------------- branch Z
  41 #            |
  42 #            +-------------- branch C
  43 #            |
  44 #            +-------------- branch A
  45 #            |
  46 #            +-------------- branch B
  47 #
  48
  49 # Note that the possible parents of A are (X, Y, Z, C*2, B*1), those
  50 # of B are (X, Y, Z, A*2, C*1), and those of C are (X, Y, Z, B*2,
  51 # A*1).  Therefore the preferred parents form a cycle A -> C -> B ->
  52 # A.
  53
  54 repo=`pwd`/test-data/preferred-parent-cycle-cvsrepos
  55 wc=`pwd`/cvs2svn-tmp/preferred-parent-cycle-wc
  56 [ -e $repo/CVSROOT ] && rm -rf $repo/CVSROOT
  57 [ -e $repo/dir ] && rm -rf $repo/dir
  58 [ -e $wc ] && rm -rf $wc
  59
  60 cvs -d $repo init
  61 cvs -d $repo co -d $wc .
  62 cd $wc
  63 mkdir dir
  64 cvs add dir
  65 cd dir
  66 echo '1.1' >file1
  67 echo '1.1' >file2
  68 echo '1.1' >file3
  69 cvs add file1 file2 file3
  70 cvs commit -m 'Adding files on trunk' .
  71
  72
  73 cvs tag -b X file1
  74 cvs up -r X file1
  75
  76 cvs tag -b Y file2
  77 cvs up -r Y file2
  78
  79 cvs tag -b Z file3
  80 cvs up -r Z file3
  81
  82 echo '1.1.2.1' >file1
  83 echo '1.1.2.1' >file2
  84 echo '1.1.2.1' >file3
  85 cvs commit -m 'Adding revision on first-level branches' .
  86
  87
  88 cvs tag -b A file1
  89 cvs up -r A file1
  90
  91 cvs tag -b B file1
  92 cvs up -r B file1
  93
  94 cvs tag -b C file1
  95 cvs up -r C file1
  96
  97
  98 cvs tag -b B file2
  99 cvs up -r B file2
 100
 101 cvs tag -b C file2
 102 cvs up -r C file2
 103
 104 cvs tag -b A file2
 105 cvs up -r A file2
 106
 107
 108 cvs tag -b C file3
 109 cvs up -r C file3
 110
 111 cvs tag -b A file3
 112 cvs up -r A file3
 113
 114 cvs tag -b B file3
 115 cvs up -r B file3
 116