nilstoedtmann
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11 years ago I migrated our three old Subversion repositories "opencoin" and "opencoin-poc0" to git and then importeted them to GitHub. I did not split up opencoin-historic into several units yet because this is only historic code (or?). If we need to, we can split it up later.
This is how i did it. Once:
- Read https://help.github.com/articles/importing-from-subversion
- Install https://github.com/nirvdrum/svn2git Per repo, e.g. "opencoin":
- Choose a new name for the repo (e.g. "opencoin-historic") and create new empty repository in GitHub here https://github.com/new
- mkdir /tmp/opencoin-historic; cd /tmp/opencoin-historic
- svn2git svn+ssh://ocnils@svn.opencoin.org/svn/opencoin
- git remote add origin git@github.com:OpenCoin/opencoin-historic.git
- git pull origin master
- git push origin master
Our current repository http://trac.opencoin.org/trac/opencoin/browser contains various stages, rewrites and experiments of our OpenCoin proof-of-concepts.
It should be split up into several senseable units, like "python-opencoin1", "python-opencoin2", "opencoin-standards" etc. Those which are considered to be of (historic) interest should then be converted into git repositories and pushed to github.