On Wed, 27 Nov 2019, Eric S. Raymond wrote: > > Sure, we could do that. Eric, can you confirm that, with current > > reposurgeon, if a branch or tag was deleted in SVN and does not appear in > > the final revision of /branches or /tags, it should not appear in the > > resulting converted repository, so that any cases where reposurgeon fails > > to reflect such a deletion-in-SVN should be reported as a reposurgeon bug? > > Confirmed.
Thanks. My current test conversion run is testing two changes: deleting emptycommit tags, and using --user-ignores to prefer the .gitignore file in SVN over one auto-generated from svn:ignore properties. For the next one after that I'll try eliminating all branch/tag removals that shouldn't be doing anything, based on the current sets of branches and tags in SVN, and report bugs if I see anything appearing in the converted repository that shouldn't be. -- Joseph S. Myers jos...@codesourcery.com
