Hi,
On Tue, 28 Oct 2008, walt wrote:
> walt wrote:
While many may say that that is a half-baked solution, I actually like it.
Mercurial and Git are pretty similar in their concept (if not in how the
data is actually stored).
Note that with git fast-export and hg fast-import, it should be relatively
simple to convert from one data format to the other, even incrementally.
And for the other direction, you could use hg fast-export from the
fast-export.git repository (I am working on a better one at the moment,
too, so that incremental fast-export would be possible, too).
Ciao,
Dscho
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