>I have a third party development team working locally using CVS and I have a SVN cvs in my office and want to setup a mirror of projects on theirs, to be updated once a day, and include any revision info.
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>I can check code out and import it into a new SVN project at my end. Now If i then wait a day and refresh the copy of their code at my end, what would be the correct steps to updating my SVN with that new revision?
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>Additionally, i've looked at the cvs2svn script but that only appears ( and i could be wrong but they never got back to me ) to work when you're converting from a local cvs repository to svn, it won't work with checked out code from a cvs to them import.
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>If anyone has any experience of, or any useful suggestions, it would be much appreciated.
If you only update once a day then you won't mind the commits in between,
just the end result. In that case I'd export from their cvs repo, copy the files
over a local svn working copy and commit this, preferably with their commit
messages which you might get with cvs -r last:new log or something. But
that won't handle deleted or added files.
Safest but also most complicated would be a script which reads all the
necessary info from cvs and reproduces all steps to your local svn.
bye Fabi
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Received on Tue Mar 7 12:11:27 2006