Hi All,
I am using cvs2svn tool to convert my CVS repository to GIT. I have download the "cvs2svn-2.3.0.tar.gz" file.
I have created git user to install GIT and then using the same user (git) I try to run "./cvs2git" command below way.
./cvs2git \ --blobfile=/home/git/tmp/git-files/git-blob.dat \ --dumpfile=/home/git/tmp/git-files/git-dump.dat \ --username=git /opt/source/Repo_from_CVS/VD
It took around 10 mins to finish pass1 and for pass 2 it raised the warnings and messages like below ============================================================== Done
Time for pass1 (CollectRevsPass): 526.3 seconds. ----- pass 2 (CleanMetadataPass) ----- Converting metadata to UTF8... WARNING: Problem decoding log message: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- version 4 - Note concerning “Leave One” option for Internal Duplicate Check added --------------------------------------------------------------------------- WARNING: Problem decoding log message: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...... ...... ...... --------------------------------------------------------------------------- WARNING: Problem decoding log message: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- all labels to be right-justified all labels to end with “:” removed Selected Error Codes label ‘Select One’ dropdowns are horizontally aligned with corresponding text boxes --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ERROR: There were warnings converting author names and/or log messages to Unicode (see messages above). Please restart this pass with one or more '--encoding' parameters or with '--fallback-encoding'.
*********************************************************************************** can any one suggest me how to overcome this warning or any workaround ??
Thanks in advance...
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