Projects

Cvs2Svn

cvs2svn/cvs2git/cvs2bzr/cvs2hg is a family of tools for migrating a CVS repository, including branches, tags, and history, to Subversion, git, Bazaar, or Mercurial. It is designed for high-quality one-time conversions, not for repeated synchronizations between CVS and the target VCS.

hgsubversion

hgsubversion is an extension for Mercurial that allows using Mercurial as a Subversion client.

hgsvn

A set of scripts to work locally on Subversion checkouts using Mercurial

vcscommand

VIM 7 plugin which provides commands to invoke various source control operations on the current file (either the current buffer, or, in the case of an directory buffer, the directory and all subdirectories associated with the current buffer). The output of the commands is captured in a new scratch window.

VCI

VCI is a Perl library that allows generic access to different version-control systems.

dvcs-autosync

dvcs-autosync automatically keeps repositories of distributed version control systems in sync whenever changes happen by automatically committing and pushing/pulling. It currently runs on Linux systems and relies on the inotify API for file change notifications.

Dolphin Plugins

claimed by KDE

Version control plugins for Dolphin

cusco

IntroductionWhen trying to develop small to medium size projects, you often skip setting up big and complicated CI (Continuous Integration) tools such as Buildbot. Who would want to set up an almost enterprise tool, that could drive away hours of development when all you need is something simple ... [More] to continuously check for errors every time you commit code to a repository? Main objectiveTo run CUSCO once in one terminal while you work on your IDE or on another terminal. You commit your code and you see your tests in real time. Dependencies and VersionsBefore running everything please NOTE that CUSCO was developed with Python 2.6 You will also need: Pylint Nose CUSCO will not run unless these dependencies are met. OptionsFor full options run: python cusco.py --helpYou will always need to supply a path. To start serving right away: python cusco.py -p /path/to/directoryCurrent Limitationscusco will only run with HG (Mercurial) and has limited options. For now, it will only run the tests against an existing path with code and will return the results via Nose at the terminal. Feature ListHave a Master Cusco Daemon that runs somewhere else and you can connect remotely. Configuration files for different scenarios. You always need the options! SVN support. Email alerts Multi-threaded tests for several instances/scenarios [Less]

django-vcs

A way to integrate VCS-agnostic repository browsing into Django apps. Initially, Subversion and Git will be supported (and hopefully Mercurial as well), but if anyone is interested in supplying other functionality, please let us know.

hsvg

You can use hg for diary work, and svn for all the crew, without the crew have knowledge about hg. Also the motivation for this project is by able to do something like: hg ci hg up last-svn-synch svn up + hg ci -Am "rev 123" -> new head hg merge + hg ci svn ciWith the nice-to-have ... [More] uncollapsed optional change history from svn, and from hg to svn [Less]