Moving to SubVersion

Thiago Macieira thiago.macieira at kdemail.net
Sat Oct 9 17:40:53 BST 2004


Stephan Kulow wrote:
>- who is going to rewrite admin/cvs-clean.pl?

I'll investigate. Shouldn't be too hard. Should actually be simpler than the 
current version, considering the very same files should be present 
in .svn/text-base.

Or we could just parse the output of 'svn status --no-ignore' and erase 
everything ignored (I) or added (?).

>- who has a plan for migrating the pserver accounts?

The same file should work for Apache Basic authentication. No need to change 
anything.

As for svn+ssh users, things ought to stay the same as well. But the 
Subversion docs don't recommend svn+ssh for BDB backends.

>- who is going to fix the things I forgot to list here?

I'm more worried about the other things inside CVSROOT. For one thing, I 
don't remember Subversion having a centralised svnignore property 
server-side. You have to set it in each and every directory in the 
repository or set it in ~/.subversion/config, client-side.

Two other admin tasks involved in the process would be the new setting up of 
ACLs -- with Apache <Limit> directives or with Authz files -- and the 
configuration of svn:externals for 'admin'. 
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