bruce wrote:
> a simple question that i can't seem to find an answer to...
>
>
> i'm looking at inserting the results of a cvs tar file into svn. in looking
> through the tar dir structure, all i see are the actual source/data files
> for the project, and the CVS dirs. the CVS dirs have 'Entries Root
> Repository' dirs, but nothing is underneath these dirs...
>
> i don't see nay kind of ',v' files/dirs.
>
> can i simply remove the CVS dir stuff, and then simply insert the
> source/data files in the svn and start from scratch.. i'm assuimg that any
> changes to the files from the project will be in the actual versions of the
> source files that i have....
>
> am i missing something..
If you don't want the history you can just remove the CVS directories
and import the rest. If you want history you'll have to do more work.
What you've got is a CVS working copy, not a CVS repository, if you get
a copy of the repository it'll have the ',v' files, and cvs2svn will be
able to convert into an svn repository.
-garrett
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Received on Sun May 1 21:28:24 2005