Perforce to Subversion

[Brady Cottam <Br...@biofiredefense.com>]

Can anyone tell me if you can import data from Perforce into Subversion with any ease?

Thanks
Brady

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Re: Perforce to Subversion

[Nico Kadel-Garcia <nk...@gmail.com>]

On Thu, Jun 14, 2018 at 10:24 AM, Brady Cottam <
Brady.Cottam@biofiredefense.com> wrote:

> Can anyone tell me if you can import data from Perforce into Subversion
> with any ease?
>
>
>
> Thanks
> Brady
>
>
>
*Data* is trivial. *History* especially older and contorted history as
projects got re-arranged or accidentally mislaid, or chunks re-arranged,
*that* can be hard. The tool you're looking for is called "p4tosvn", and
there have been many variants. One of the dirtier ones, that allows
scrubbing idle or no longer used hisstory, is at
https://matschaffer.com/2009/11/migrate-from-perforce-to-svn/. That
actually uses the built-in git tools to pull from p4, and to export to svn.
That gives you the chance, if you want it, to delete obsolete branches or
bulky unwanted binaries and get them out of hte history.

Re: Perforce to Subversion

[tr...@oracle.com]

On 06/14/2018 10:24 AM, Brady Cottam wrote:

> Can anyone tell me if you can import data from Perforce into 
> Subversion with any ease?
>
> Thanks
> Brady
>
Yes, the converter at http://p42svn.tigris.org/ does a good job. I'm not 
sure any conversion of any significance can ever be done "with ease", 
but I have done extensive work on this over the years to make it as easy 
as I could.

But keep in mind that it can take some time depending on the amount of 
history and the size of each rev;  e.g. my last conversion took a couple 
of months to do over 100k revs.

Let me know if you have any questions about it.

trent...