Re: Re: [bitpim-cvs-checkins] bitpim com_audiovoxcdm8900.py,1.16,NONE com_brew.py,1.67,NONE com_gsm.py,1.1,NONE com_lg.py,1.31,NONE com_lgc2000.py,1.1,NONE com_lgg4015.py,1.7,NONE com_lglx5450.py,1.2,NONE com_lgpm225.py,1.1,NONE com_lgpm325.

> Sorry Roger, I misunderstood.  I'll back out the changes.

The best thing to do at the moment is not make any changes to
any more code.  I think I can undo this in the conversion
script.  Failing that I have a snapshot of the CVS repository
from last night.  I can do the conversion from that and 
any changes made today will have to be redone in Subversion.

I am very happy with the Subversion conversion.  Effectively
it rewrites history pretending that things had always been
organized the way it outputs.  The script does the following:

 - Removes all branches (the last branches were for 0.5 and 0.6
   any)
 - For files that have been cvs deleted, makes it like they
   never existed
 - For binary files, removes all revisions except the most
   recent (they are generally made from something else so
   earlier revisions don't matter)
 - For the online help, removes all old revisions except the
   most recent.  Many of the old revisions were just the 
   help id numbers changing.
 - Renames the web pages module, moves the helpblocks to
   web conversion into a subprojects space
 - I will add moving the phones into a subdirectory and the
   larger reorganization (top level contains src, help, etc 
   rather than zillions of files)

I propose we do the following:

 - Do the CVS to Subversion conversion using CVS as of last
   night
 - Load it up onto SourceForge this evening.  It will not
   work perfectly as some small changes will need to be
   made due to reorganization
 - I don't believe there will be any structural issues, but
   people should look for them immediately.  If issues are
   found, the Subversion repository will be removed and
   replaced with a fixed version
 - Any CVS changes made today, as well as any Subversion
   changes made before a repository replacement will have
   to be re-applied.

Roger


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