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ryppl / boost-svn2git

Sort Boost's Subversion history into separate Git modules using KDE's svn2git tool
https://github.com/ryppl/Boost2Git/wiki
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also push to github #5

Closed purpleKarrot closed 11 years ago

purpleKarrot commented 11 years ago

github also has a nice graphical rendering of branches

dabrahams commented 11 years ago

Where?

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purpleKarrot commented 11 years ago

https://github.com/boostorg would be the right place, no? I want to make sure that all repositories exist before I add the required push code to the CMakeLists.txt file.

dabrahams commented 11 years ago

Sure. What I mean is, "Where can I see that nice revision history?"

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purpleKarrot commented 11 years ago

example: https://github.com/ryppl/ryppl/network

dabrahams commented 11 years ago

FWIW, GitHub themselves temper expectations. For example, this support reply from 23 Jan 2010.

From: Tekkub Subject: Network graph usability issues

The network graph is designed primarily to help you see what commits exist in forks that aren't in the base repo. It's not intended to be a substitue for gitk or gitx run locally.

IMO this should be considered a low-priority issue.