Are there any tools to facilitate a migration from Sourcegear's Vault to Subversion? I'd really prefer an existing tool or project (I'll buy!). Requirements: One-time migration only Full history with comments Optional: Some support for labels/branches/tags Relatively speedy. It can take hours but not days. Cost if available Bon...
Hello Everyone, Yesterday, I asked a question Migrate to TFS and the answer mentioned some very good tools which can be very helpful. Thanks to jwanagel. But I forgot to mention there the VSS server and TFS server are two different machines. And when you've both on different location it seems you would have to take a ...
OK, so I have started a contract where they are using (gulp) Visual SourceSafe and are looking to move to something better. I have recommended Git. I stumbled across vss2git, which looks useful for migrating from VSS. Has anyone used it? Many thanks! ...
Hi. Does anyone know of a relatively painless way to migrate a Mercurial repo to a fresh Subversion repo? Thank you. ...
I am migrating a Visual SourceSafe code repository to Subversion and I am running into a problem. Here is a simplified layout of our current source code tree (in VSS): project_root\ |-libs\ |-tools\ |-arch_1\ | |-include | |-source |-arch_2\ |-include |-source My problem is in our two arch_ folders. Each ...
I found this question but it was only similar and, more importantly, dated by over a year. I'm hoping there is something I can't find out there and that is better than what that answer points to. Requirements: Preserve source code history (even if only loosely via text only since all of our prior users may not be created in the TFS re...
I'm migrating a VSS repository to SVN and inadvertently included all of the _vti_cnf, *.scc files in the first check-in. I'd like to remove these from SVN. (Not permanently, of course - just in the HEAD). The application in question is quite large, and finding and deleting these files on a folder-by-folder basis will take forever. Sugg...
I am planning on using Version Control (Mercurial) for my web applications. I am going to try it out first on my laptop. I would think now that I should restructure my folders to get them all in the same respository. I am using a PHP framework (Kohana 3) so my folder structure is as follows at the moment. kohana + application +...
I've been using ComponentSoftware's CS-RCS Basic for many years now to manage my various single-developer projects. It's worked very well for me, but now I want to migrate to a modern revision-control system, and after studying my options I decided on Mercurial. The problem is that I've always used a central repository for CS-RCS, and I...
I have a rather large CVS repository that I am looking to only convert a handful of modules into a single Subversion repository. I have been correctly guided to using cvs2svn for the conversion and have even gotten as far as building my own options file. I do not need to retain tags or branches, but I would like to retain the revision hi...