In the days of Microsoft, I had a local source repository for version control. Recently, I want to migrate to SVN and take a history of change with me but there is no script to migrate to SVN.
Because there are so many Microsoft here who hang up here. I thought I would try here I am basically looking for an easy migration script which will take care of things for me.
Except this, I am welcome to bring any other advice on my way. FYI, Source Depot is based on performance and I have tried a complete migration of success without any success.
Is a command line similar to source depot?
About a year ago I used a Python script in a few steps to take my home SCC depot from Perforce to SVN, though I do not have a script anymore, it was very simple and it was written one afternoon. .
Originally the script began with a very variable changeist and participated through all of them respectively, it will synchronize each transformation and will divide files into edit / add / branch list. These files will then be copied to the SVN path and updated / added / brushed using appropriate commands. Then they will be committed to using the comment from the original change-list.
It gave me a full SVN mirror with complete history / observations of my Perforce Depot and branch information. I had only one user (me!), But it would not be difficult to support many uses.
I also thought that to change the script to the system clock so that the dates of history would be correct but it did not seem worth it. History and branch / tag information for me was the most important thing.
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