Re: Moving CVS repo to something else?

On 3/9/11 3:55 PM, Drew McDermott wrote:
>> [Sam Steingold]
>>> * Raymond Toy <[email protected]> [2011-03-08 20:37:13 -0500]:
>>> Please test this out to see if it looks like what you expect.
>> there are 3 heads now: tip, ytools-2-0-dev, ytools-1-2-dev.
>> I think the ytools owner should close the extra heads (at least the
>> latter one) see http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/PruningDeadBranches
>>
>>> The only issue I can see is that there are .cvsignore files, but I
>>> guess that's to be expected.
>> well, they all should be eventually merged into the top-level .hgignore.
>> I don't want to do that automatically because the many .cvsignore files
>> under, say, f2cl, contain huge lists.
>> I think the package owners should handle that themselves, carefully
>> removing files which should not be ignored.
> Bring me up to date.  I don't seem to have received any email about
> any of this previously.  What is "selenic"?
>
Don't know what selenic is, other than what www.selenic.com says.

But the whole issue was moving clocc from cvs to something else.  Sam
had raised this question a few years ago, but nothing came of it.  With
the recent hack attack on SourceForge, and the recent deprecation of CVS
on SourceForge, we decided to move to another supported version control
system.  (This was all discussed on this mailing list over the last
couple of weeks.)

The selected version control system is hg.  I converted the CVS repo to
hg using cvs2hg and pushed the changes to sourceforge.

Ray


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