One more thing,
Repository conversions are inherently twitchy and error-prone in the
best of circumstances (and going from SVN to VSS is not the best of
circumstances). You really might want to strongly consider (or
convince your boss to consider) leaving the SVN repository up and
just commit the head of your development tree to the new VSS
repository. It will be a pain to deal with diffs and history
searches that go across repository boundaries, but you'll know with
100% certainty that no data was lost or corrupted in the changeover.
Furthermore, over time the number of cross-repository checks that you
have to do will likely get asymptotically small.
-Bill
On Aug 21, 2005, at 6:42 PM, Phil Manicyrck wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I need a subversion SVN file format to MS Visual SourceSafe 2005 (VSS)
> file format converter. I cant just checkin the files; I need to have
> the complete revision, branch and label history exported from SVN and
> into VSS 2005. I'll need to get this done by Tuesday. Please let me
> know where the tools are to convert to VSS.
>
> Thanks much,
> Phil Manicyrck, MCAD/MCSD.NET/MCSE
>
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