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* This is work in progress *
Rationale for git
Comparison with bzr / hg, problems of svn.
How to do the migration
The migration from svn repository to git repository should keep as mush information from svn as possible: history, tags and branches.
Tool for the migration
svn-all-fast-export: see http://repo.or.cz/w/svn-all-fast-export.git
This is an exporter coded by KDE people to handle KDE migration - thus, it can certainly handle numpy and scipy. It can skip some branches, or paths outside the usual trunk/branches/tags (f2py-research, for example), and export svn "tags" as real tags.
usage
For numpy, the following seems to work - it ignores branches outside the /branches namespace, convert the tags.
create repository myproject end repository match /trunk/ repository myproject branch master end match # Ignore extra 'repositories' which are not numpy code, but were in numpy # repository. match /f2py-research/ end match match /vendor/ end match match /numpy.sunperf/ end match match /cleaned_math_config/ end match match /numpy-docs/ end match # Take usual svn branches match /branches/([^/]+)/ repository myproject branch \1 end match # This rule will create tags that don't exist in any of the # branches. It's not what you want. # See the merged-branches-tags.rules file match /tags/([^/]+)/ repository myproject branch refs/tags/\1 end match
