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* cvs2svn is known to break binary files (images) which were not imported into the CVS with the -kb flag. Luckily Glynn fixed most of these some months ago. | * cvs2svn is known to break binary files (images) which were not imported into the CVS with the -kb flag. Luckily Glynn fixed most of these some months ago. | ||
* Files using keyword substitution, such as $Date$ in the description.html files, will have to have support for that enabled manually, once per file. | * Files using keyword substitution, such as $Date$ in the description.html files, will have to have support for that enabled manually, once per file (or write a find routine with | xargs svn ...). | ||
$ svn propset svn:keywords "Date" filename.txt | $ svn propset svn:keywords "Date" filename.txt | ||
$ svn commit | $ svn commit | ||
== Testing SVN repository == | == Testing SVN repository == | ||
Revision as of 12:33, 30 May 2007
This page contains notes related to GRASS code migration (planned) from CVS to SVN.
Basic
- The SVN command line interface is just like CVS, many tasks are identical- just change the program name from cvs to svn.
Gotchas
- cvs2svn is known to break binary files (images) which were not imported into the CVS with the -kb flag. Luckily Glynn fixed most of these some months ago.
- Files using keyword substitution, such as $Date$ in the description.html files, will have to have support for that enabled manually, once per file (or write a find routine with | xargs svn ...).
$ svn propset svn:keywords "Date" filename.txt $ svn commit
Testing SVN repository
The testing SVN repository (initial stage: just cvs2svn --use-cvs --no-default-eol --force-branch=releasebranch_6_2 -s grass6svn grass6):
External links
- My Experiences With Subversion by Simon Tatham
- cvs2svn tool page
- Online book: Version Control with Subversion