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Version Control with GNU ArchVersion Control with GNU ArchPosted Mar 3, 2005 2:25 UTC (Thu) by jonabbey (subscriber, #2736)Parent article: Version Control with GNU Arch
Has Arch ever gained an ability to import CVS repositories? That was one of the big wins of using Subversion, for us.
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Monotone Posted Mar 3, 2005 6:52 UTC (Thu) by ncm (subscriber, #165) [Link] Monotone can import CVS archives. That's one way it's tested.
Version Control with GNU Arch Posted Mar 3, 2005 9:19 UTC (Thu) by wfranzini (subscriber, #6946) [Link] Aegis can import CVS archives.
For more information about Aegis you can look at:
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Version Control with GNU Arch Posted Mar 3, 2005 13:55 UTC (Thu) by rotty (subscriber, #14630) [Link] There are tools for CVS<->Arch gateways: tla-cvs-sync (there is also tla-svn-sync, BTW) and cscvs. tla-cvs-sync is rather simple and does not try to extract changeset boundaries and log messages from CVS, while cscvs does so. In my experience, tla-{cvs,svn}-sync work very reliably, while I had limited success with my one attempt at cscvs. If you only want to have a read-only CVS mirror of an Arch archive, tla-cvs-sync is perfectly suited.
See http://wiki.gnuarch.org/moin.cgi/Interoperating_20with_20CVS for links to these tools.
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