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Re: CVS in parallel with SVN - any advice?
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Pierre Asselin |
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Re: CVS in parallel with SVN - any advice? |
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Fri, 11 Nov 2005 02:24:22 +0000 (UTC) |
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Brocha Strous <address@hidden> wrote:
> We use CVS for all our projects. We are about to start working with an
> open source library which is still in active stages of development which
> uses SVN. We hope to contribute back to the library as well as develop
> our own applications using it. Any suggestions on how to manage this
> smoothly?
I would install a subversion client on one machine and use it to get
snapshots of the foreign library. I would then import these snapshot
on a CVS vendor branch, just as if they were released tarballs. I
don't know what a svn sandbox looks like, you may need to add some
"-I" options to your cvs import command to skip the svn metadata.
Basically, you handle the external library like any third-party
source, including generating occasional patches to send upstream.
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