This project works in the domain of rewriting Subversion history. It fills in the tooling gap that exists in this domain, especially around the problems of upgrading Subversion 1.6 repositories to be used with newer Subversion versions, removing large binaries from Subversion history, and getting a Subversion repository in a proper form to be converted to Git.
Part of the documentation should some sort of graphical representation of how we modelled the domain, and the process of how an SVN dump file is read. We can use these documents to bootstrap a common language that people can use when speaking about this project. The chart should be easy to update over time, as needed.
This project works in the domain of rewriting Subversion history. It fills in the tooling gap that exists in this domain, especially around the problems of upgrading Subversion 1.6 repositories to be used with newer Subversion versions, removing large binaries from Subversion history, and getting a Subversion repository in a proper form to be converted to Git.
Part of the documentation should some sort of graphical representation of how we modelled the domain, and the process of how an SVN dump file is read. We can use these documents to bootstrap a common language that people can use when speaking about this project. The chart should be easy to update over time, as needed.