From: David Reitter Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 21:00:36 GMT Subject: Re: Importing Bzr revisions Message-ID: <056D9E7A-92CE-4924-BEA8-A28A25C3B914@gmail.com> In-Reply-To: On Mar 23, 2009, at 4:15 PM, Pieter de Bie wrote: >> Could you update the documentation as to how to install the git-bzr >> script? >> (I searched for "plugin" in the git user manual, and google, and >> didn't find anything. I haven't used git much, so I'm a bit naive >> as regards to such a question.) > > There's nothing to install, just call the script.. if you run it > without commands it should give some usage information. The README > in the repository should tell the rest. If you'd like to call it > using 'git bzr' rather than 'git-bzr', you have to put it somewhere > in your PATH Sure, okay, thanks. (In my bzr mindset I didn't realize that "git bzr" just elegantly translated to "git-bzr".) I'm currently attempting to convert those 100k revisions from the emacs repository, averaging 5.5min/1000 revisions. Judging from CPU load (if that's a valid thing to do), I see a 9:1 distribution of the workload (bzr, reading, vs. git, writing). Thanks for helping me out with this so far.