1 .TH gc\-commit 1 "November 21, 2007" "version $VERSION$" "USER COMMANDS"
3 gc\-commit \- Apply a git commit to a cvs repository
6 [\-h] [\-V] [\-C] [\-c] [\-f]
8 Exports commits from a git repository, that was previously imported using gc\-import, and commit it into the CVS
12 display a short help text
15 echos version information
18 run a cvs clean. Thils will run cvs up \-C in the .cvs directory and then remove all .#* files. Make sure you don't have any .# files in your cvs tree that shouldnot be affected.
21 commit directly to cvs if no errors occured. Without that option, gc-commit will present you a command that you should run in the .cvs directory.
24 force patching of the cvs working copy even it's unclean.
27 import a repository into the given directory
31 .B gc\-import -d myproj.git -m -u :ext:foo@example.com:/csvroot myproject
35 Version feac8a commited
36 .B gc\-commit -c feac8a
37 Import into cvs and commit if successfull
41 gc\-commit returns zero if it succeeds. A non zero value is returned in case of a failure.
43 David Soria Parra (dsp (at) php.net)
45 git\-cvsexportcommit(1)