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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Rob Kramer <ro...@starhub.net.sg> on 2003/12/14 13:59:03 UTC
cvs2svn tags and cheap copies.
Hia,
I'm converting a cvs repository to svn. I noticed cvs2svn creates /tags that
contain several dozens of tags used in the cvs repository. Now I'm a bit
confused whether it would be worthwhile filtering 80% of old tags from the
dumpfile. Are tags created by cvs2svn still 'cheap copies', or are they
full-fledged trees?
[this question may prove I don't understand cheap copies after all :)]
Cheers,
Rob
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Re: cvs2svn tags and cheap copies.
Posted by kf...@collab.net.
Rob Kramer <ro...@starhub.net.sg> writes:
> I'm converting a cvs repository to svn. I noticed cvs2svn creates /tags that
> contain several dozens of tags used in the cvs repository. Now I'm a bit
> confused whether it would be worthwhile filtering 80% of old tags from the
> dumpfile. Are tags created by cvs2svn still 'cheap copies', or are they
> full-fledged trees?
>
> [this question may prove I don't understand cheap copies after all :)]
They're cheap copies.
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