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Yury Polyanskiy |
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[Monotone-devel] [NAIVE] Question |
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Sat, 07 Jan 2006 16:54:09 -0500 |
Hi all!
I have a naive question. I'm planning to import my projects from another
version control system for which I couldn't find any free tool (guess
which VCS I used ;-).
If the tree was linear then of course there're no problems. But if I
have branches I need to be able
1) to commit children to arbitrary revisions and
2) to merge any two heads with a specific result.
The first is not a problem of course: I can checkout needed revision and
then commit a new one (creating multiple heads). However, this will be
painfully slow.
For the second part I see that "monotone explicit_merge" gives me a way
to do that. But how to specify the result of the merge? The only way I
can see is:
a) set manual_merge flag for all files
b) create a merge3 hook that will merely return files from some
predefined directory.
However, this seems to be TOO stupid given the fact that I already have
ENTIRE merged tree (which I extracted from old VCS of course).
So my question is: what is the recommended way of doing 1) and 2)
besides hacking monotone sources?
Thanks all in advance!
Yury.
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