Re: wxperl: svn to git

Hi Eric,

Of course I'll send you wahtever you need.  Just to clarify what I have 
done and which point you want the snapshot of, this is the process I 
used to update the repo:

|
git clone https://github.com/SteveBz/Alien-wxWidgets
cd ~/Alien-wxWidgets  

# edit files to create 3.0.2
# (ie update validation on|||Build.PL to allow 3.0.2 and copy|||||patches/data-3.0.2|1 to|||||patches/data-3.0.2|, with any necessary mods)|
# add them to the index

git add Build.PL
git add||patches/data-3.0.2

# review changes
git status

# commit the changes
git commit-m"Update to 3.0.2 for Linux and Mac. MSWindows not modified."

# push them back to the github repository
git push origin|Experimental-Dev


At this point I run Build, which downloads wxWidgets 3.0.2 into my 
directory and also adds all the object code files, to the local 
directory.  I imagine you don't want all these.

Then I compile wxPerl in a separate directory.

Then I apply my local changes to the local copy of wxWidgets, which is,

- MediaCtrl files, to allow streaming and saving of live video
- RichTextCtrl, to allow bitmap headers and footers on reports.
- prntbase, to improve usability of print preview.

And recompile in the same directory as before.

It only takes a few minutes to rerun, just tell me where you would like 
me to stop or how I could give you what you want.

Maybe I could just apply some commits on SteveBz, to pass the changes up 
to the wxPerl repository.

Best regards,

Steve.

On 18-10-2014 23:36, Erik Colson wrote:
> Hi Steve,
>
> For making the github repos tracking the svn repo I do need your git-svn
> repository. I need the complete dir, including hidden files. Best would
> be to .tar.gz it and send it by mail.
>
> Otherwise I can recreate a new repo, but that would mean that the
> current ones on github shall be deleted because commit id's would be
> broken.
>
> Hope you still have it !
>
> best