[Jesse Smith] > Quick update for anyone wanting to look at the new changes. I've > uploaded the source code repository to the Savannah git repo. I've left > the svn tags and truck structure in place for simplicity's (and > history's) sake. The URL and check info is at > https://savannah.nongnu.org/git/?group=sysvinit
As far as I can tell, this git repository lack all the existing source code history from the subversion repository. This is a very bad idea. Please restart and create a new git starting point by migrating the subversion repository with tags and all to git to keep the history of the project source code. If you need help with migration, I would be happy to give guidance. Master source migration is a task that should be done with care, and it is a good idea to plan for a few iterations with testing to get a good result. This can be a starting point: git svn clone http://svn.savannah.nongnu.org/svn/sysvinit/sysvinit \ --tags=tags -T trunk sysvinit-git I'm not sure why there are no tags created, and the back-refs in the comments should be removed in the final conversion. The subversion repository should be spit in three, one for sysvinit, startpar and insserv. -- Happy hacking Petter Reinholdtsen
