test-data/nasty-graphs-cvsrepos/make-nasty-graphs.sh

   1 #! /bin/sh
   2
   3 # This script can be moved to the test-data directory and executed
   4 # there to recreate nasty-graphs-cvsrepos.  (Well, approximately.  It
   5 # doesn't clean up CVSROOT or add CVSROOT/README.)
   6
   7 CVSROOT=`pwd`/nasty-graphs-cvsrepos
   8 export CVSROOT
   9 rm -rf $CVSROOT
  10
  11 WC=`pwd`/cvs2svn-tmp
  12 rm -rf $WC
  13
  14 cvs init
  15
  16 cvs co -d $WC .
  17
  18
  19 # +-> A -> B --+
  20 # |            |
  21 # +------------+
  22 #
  23 # A: a.txt<1.1> b.txt<1.2>
  24 # B: a.txt<1.2> b.txt<1.1>
  25
  26 TEST=AB-loop
  27 D=$WC/$TEST
  28
  29 mkdir $D
  30 cvs add $D
  31
  32 echo "1.1" >$D/a.txt
  33 cvs add $D/a.txt
  34 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/a.txt
  35
  36 echo "1.2" >$D/a.txt
  37 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/a.txt
  38
  39 echo "1.1" >$D/b.txt
  40 cvs add $D/b.txt
  41 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/b.txt
  42
  43 echo "1.2" >$D/b.txt
  44 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/b.txt
  45
  46
  47 # +-> A -> B -> C --+
  48 # |                 |
  49 # +-----------------+
  50 #
  51 # A: a.txt<1.1>            c.txt<1.2>
  52 # B: a.txt<1.2> b.txt<1.1>
  53 # C:            b.txt<1.2> c.txt<1.1>
  54
  55 TEST=ABC-loop
  56 D=$WC/$TEST
  57
  58 mkdir $D
  59 cvs add $D
  60
  61 echo "1.1" >$D/a.txt
  62 cvs add $D/a.txt
  63 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/a.txt
  64
  65 echo "1.2" >$D/a.txt
  66 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/a.txt
  67
  68 echo "1.1" >$D/b.txt
  69 cvs add $D/b.txt
  70 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/b.txt
  71
  72 echo "1.2" >$D/b.txt
  73 cvs commit -m "$TEST-C" $D/b.txt
  74
  75 echo "1.1" >$D/c.txt
  76 cvs add $D/c.txt
  77 cvs commit -m "$TEST-C" $D/c.txt
  78
  79 echo "1.2" >$D/c.txt
  80 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/c.txt
  81
  82
  83 # A: a.txt<1.1> b.txt<1.3> c.txt<1.2>
  84 # B: a.txt<1.2> b.txt<1.1> c.txt<1.3>
  85 # C: a.txt<1.3> b.txt<1.2> c.txt<1.1>
  86
  87 TEST=ABC-passthru-loop
  88 D=$WC/$TEST
  89
  90 mkdir $D
  91 cvs add $D
  92
  93 echo "1.1" >$D/a.txt
  94 cvs add $D/a.txt
  95 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/a.txt
  96
  97 echo "1.2" >$D/a.txt
  98 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/a.txt
  99
 100 echo "1.3" >$D/a.txt
 101 cvs commit -m "$TEST-C" $D/a.txt
 102
 103 echo "1.1" >$D/b.txt
 104 cvs add $D/b.txt
 105 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/b.txt
 106
 107 echo "1.2" >$D/b.txt
 108 cvs commit -m "$TEST-C" $D/b.txt
 109
 110 echo "1.3" >$D/b.txt
 111 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/b.txt
 112
 113 echo "1.1" >$D/c.txt
 114 cvs add $D/c.txt
 115 cvs commit -m "$TEST-C" $D/c.txt
 116
 117 echo "1.2" >$D/c.txt
 118 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/c.txt
 119
 120 echo "1.3" >$D/c.txt
 121 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/c.txt
 122
 123
 124 # A: a.txt<1.1>            c.txt<1.3> d.txt<1.2>
 125 # B: a.txt<1.2> b.txt<1.1>            d.txt<1.3>
 126 # C: a.txt<1.3> b.txt<1.2> c.txt<1.1>
 127 # D:            b.txt<1.3> c.txt<1.2> d.txt<1.1>
 128
 129 TEST=ABCD-passthru-loop
 130 D=$WC/$TEST
 131
 132 mkdir $D
 133 cvs add $D
 134
 135 echo "1.1" >$D/a.txt
 136 cvs add $D/a.txt
 137 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/a.txt
 138
 139 echo "1.2" >$D/a.txt
 140 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/a.txt
 141
 142 echo "1.3" >$D/a.txt
 143 cvs commit -m "$TEST-C" $D/a.txt
 144
 145 echo "1.1" >$D/b.txt
 146 cvs add $D/b.txt
 147 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/b.txt
 148
 149 echo "1.2" >$D/b.txt
 150 cvs commit -m "$TEST-C" $D/b.txt
 151
 152 echo "1.3" >$D/b.txt
 153 cvs commit -m "$TEST-D" $D/b.txt
 154
 155 echo "1.1" >$D/c.txt
 156 cvs add $D/c.txt
 157 cvs commit -m "$TEST-C" $D/c.txt
 158
 159 echo "1.2" >$D/c.txt
 160 cvs commit -m "$TEST-D" $D/c.txt
 161
 162 echo "1.3" >$D/c.txt
 163 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/c.txt
 164
 165 echo "1.1" >$D/d.txt
 166 cvs add $D/d.txt
 167 cvs commit -m "$TEST-D" $D/d.txt
 168
 169 echo "1.2" >$D/d.txt
 170 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/d.txt
 171
 172 echo "1.3" >$D/d.txt
 173 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/d.txt
 174
 175
 176 # The following test has the nasty property that each changeset has
 177 # either one LINK_PREV or LINK_SUCC and also one LINK_PASSTHRU.
 178 #
 179 # A: a.txt<1.1> b.txt<1.3>
 180 # B: a.txt<1.2> b.txt<1.4>
 181 # C: a.txt<1.3> b.txt<1.1>
 182 # D: a.txt<1.4> b.txt<1.2>
 183
 184 TEST=AB-double-passthru-loop
 185 D=$WC/$TEST
 186
 187 mkdir $D
 188 cvs add $D
 189
 190 echo "1.1" >$D/a.txt
 191 cvs add $D/a.txt
 192 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/a.txt
 193
 194 echo "1.2" >$D/a.txt
 195 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/a.txt
 196
 197 echo "1.3" >$D/a.txt
 198 cvs commit -m "$TEST-C" $D/a.txt
 199
 200 echo "1.4" >$D/a.txt
 201 cvs commit -m "$TEST-D" $D/a.txt
 202
 203 echo "1.1" >$D/b.txt
 204 cvs add $D/b.txt
 205 cvs commit -m "$TEST-C" $D/b.txt
 206
 207 echo "1.2" >$D/b.txt
 208 cvs commit -m "$TEST-D" $D/b.txt
 209
 210 echo "1.3" >$D/b.txt
 211 cvs commit -m "$TEST-A" $D/b.txt
 212
 213 echo "1.4" >$D/b.txt
 214 cvs commit -m "$TEST-B" $D/b.txt
 215
 216