source file control cvs to svn conversion?

南楼画角 提交于 2019-12-06 12:02:28

Have you read the documentation at http://cvs2svn.tigris.org/cvs2svn.html?

I think you need to learn the differences/similarities between cvs and svn. Here's a start: cvs-crossover-guide and svn for cvs users.

From there, things should probably get clearer. The cvs2svn tool itself lets you either directly create a svn repository, write to an existing repository or create a svn dump file, depending on the command line options. This is explained in the cvs2svn docs.

If you want the projects to end up in a single SVN repository, then you have to do a multiproject conversion, which requires you to use the options file method to start the conversion. Make a copy of the cvs2svn-example.options file that came with the version of cvs2svn that you are using and edit that file as described in its comments. Then run

cvs2svn --options=FILENAME

You don't necessarily have to set up a Subversion repository first; cvs2svn can create it for you.

No, you don't need to set up a SVN repository first. But if you already have one you can use it as the target. From the documentation:

-s PATH
--svnrepos PATH

Write the output of the conversion into a Subversion repository located at PATH.
This option causes a new Subversion repository to be created at PATH unless the
--existing-svnrepos option is also used.

I've created a simple "idiot steps" to study and controld each pass of this process.

What is your OS ?

if you need a list of steps to do this, post a comment and I will share.

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