That might be too much, but let's ask anyway...
My company uses perforce.
I took a snapshot of some code checked out from perforce (a single
branch), that I imported into subversion, a while ago, and started
working with svn only. I have different Unix machines checking in /
out code code from the subversion server (with svn), and I'd like to
keep it this way (if possible).
I'm wondering if I could use git as a gateway between both systems, to
merge code in both direction (svn <-> perforce).
Is this possible, with the help of git-p4import, git-svn, and using
several branches ?
Thanks,
Benjamin.
On 6/7/07, Benjamin Sergeant [off-list ref] wrote:
That might be too much, but let's ask anyway...
This is probably too much, so on to the next question:
Is there a perforce equivalent of git-svn ?
What I'd like to do:
My main Linux machine will be the gateway.
1. I 'clone' the perforce tree with git-p4. I now have a .git, a full repo.
Can I use this as the equivalent of a subversion server, so that every
other machines pull / push from it.
And once in a while (weekly basis), I push the work that's been done
in git to perforce using the Linux box.
Doest that make sense ?
Thanks,
Benjamin.
My company uses perforce.
I took a snapshot of some code checked out from perforce (a single
branch), that I imported into subversion, a while ago, and started
working with svn only. I have different Unix machines checking in /
out code code from the subversion server (with svn), and I'd like to
keep it this way (if possible).
I'm wondering if I could use git as a gateway between both systems, to
merge code in both direction (svn <-> perforce).
Is this possible, with the help of git-p4import, git-svn, and using
several branches ?
Thanks,
Benjamin.
Looks like this git-p4 is there:
http://repo.or.cz/w/fast-export.git
On 6/7/07, Benjamin Sergeant [off-list ref] wrote:
On 6/7/07, Benjamin Sergeant [off-list ref] wrote:
quoted
That might be too much, but let's ask anyway...
This is probably too much, so on to the next question:
Is there a perforce equivalent of git-svn ?
What I'd like to do:
My main Linux machine will be the gateway.
1. I 'clone' the perforce tree with git-p4. I now have a .git, a full repo.
Can I use this as the equivalent of a subversion server, so that every
other machines pull / push from it.
And once in a while (weekly basis), I push the work that's been done
in git to perforce using the Linux box.
Doest that make sense ?
Thanks,
Benjamin.
quoted
My company uses perforce.
I took a snapshot of some code checked out from perforce (a single
branch), that I imported into subversion, a while ago, and started
working with svn only. I have different Unix machines checking in /
out code code from the subversion server (with svn), and I'd like to
keep it this way (if possible).
I'm wondering if I could use git as a gateway between both systems, to
merge code in both direction (svn <-> perforce).
Is this possible, with the help of git-p4import, git-svn, and using
several branches ?
Thanks,
Benjamin.