> Ok, I've had a crack at this. I have a local copy on github
> git://github.com/davecramer/pgjdbc.git . How can I clone the github
> copy to git.postgresql.org ?
Excellent. Before we do that, though, should we try to clean up the
cvs2svn manufactured commits on branches with git filter-branch? I've
been meaning to get back to this, but now that someone's taken the
initiative, I can give that a shot tonight. Also, is the author info
right?:
maciek@anemone:~$ git log | grep 'Author:' | sort | uniq
Author: barry <barry>
Author: blind <blind>
Author: davec <davec>
Author: davecramer <davecramer>
Author: jurka <jurka>
Author: momjian <momjian>
Author: oliver <oliver>
Author: petere <petere>
Author: peter <peter>
Author: pgsql <pgsql>
Author: scrappy <scrappy>
Author: tgl <tgl>
Author: wieck <wieck>
It does not include e-mail addresses (I don't know if we necessarily
need them, but, e.g., the main PostgreSQL repo seems to have them) and
it seems to dupe some committers with aliases (davec/davecramer and
possibly petere/peter? also, should the "pgsql" commmits be attributed
to someone?). The filter-branch (or another filter-branch) can take
care of this as well.
Thanks,
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