Re: Re: NProf and unit testing

> I was unable to import the CVS repository using cvs2svn though. I 
> checked out the repository from SF to . (so the current folder contains 
> CVSROOT and nprof subfolders) and ran:
> $ cvs2svn -s /var/svn/nprof --existing-svnrepos --username=mm --dry-run .
> 
> But this gave me:
> ----- pass 1 -----
> Examining all CVS ',v' files...
> 
> No RCS files found in your CVS Repository!
> Are you absolutely certain you are pointing cvs2svn at a CVS repository?

You need the CVS repository, not the working copy, which is
what you are using. So you'd need access to the sourceforge
server directly where the repository is hosted. I dunno if
cvs has an option for copying the entire repository to
another machine.

Ashwin


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