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Provide your FAS username and password, and the group name <code>docs</code>. You will also need to run it again with the group name <code>cvsl10n</code>. Use the <code>cat</code> command to copy both sets of results (in any order) to a single file <code>authors.txt</code>. | Provide your FAS username and password, and the group name <code>docs</code>. You will also need to run it again with the group name <code>cvsl10n</code>. Use the <code>cat</code> command to copy both sets of results (in any order) to a single file <code>authors.txt</code>. | ||
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== Import CVS to git == | == Import CVS to git == | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 12 September 2008
This document demonstrates how to turn a Docs CVS module into a git repo.
Create author file
Get the script found here: http://pfrields.fedorapeople.org/scripts/authors-from-fas2-group.py
Run the script:
python authors-from-fas2-group.py
Provide your FAS username and password, and the group name docs. You will also need to run it again with the group name cvsl10n. Use the cat command to copy both sets of results (in any order) to a single file authors.txt.
NOTE: When you're finished with importing Docs CVS modules, don't bother to retain the authors.txt file, as the results are expected to change over time.
Import CVS to git
- Install
gitif you haven't already:su -c 'yum install git-all'
- Make a directory for your new git repository:
mkdir -p <GITREPODIR>
# Run <code>git-cvsimport</code> for the module. Substitute the directory you just made for <GITREPODIR>, and the module name (like "foo-guide") for <MODULE>: <pre>git-cvsimport -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.fedoraproject.org:/cvs/docs -S docs-common -v -C <GITREPODIR> -u -p x -a -A ~/authors.txt <MODULE>
This step could take quite a while, depending on the size of the repository and the speed of your network connection.