问题
I need to write a script to make a source safe project ready to be moved to subversion, what do I need to do so far I can think of:
- remove .scc files
- remove .vspcc files
Do I need to remove the "read-only" attribute of all the files as well, or will that not matter?
What language would you write this script in, I was planning to do it in python (os.walk is great), but maybe powershell would be more appropriate to chnage file attributes on windows (if I need to)?
Is there anything else you can think of that needs to be done before I move the project to SVN?
回答1:
For a manual migration (or to understand what happens) :
- remove "read-only" attribute for all files
- remove *.scc
- remove *.vssscc
- remove *.vspscc
- delete *.suo
- remove "SourceCodeControl..." section from your solution.sln file
- remove "SccProjectName..." section from your projects.csproj files
回答2:
I also have a hard drive with a bunch of VSS projects that I want to move to SVN projects.
Couldn't you just use Vss2Svn? It sounds like this will convert VSS projects to SVN, but I have not tried it and have not heard anything about it. Has anyone tried this to move from VSS to SVN? Or is it better to do it manually?
回答3:
http://www.poweradmin.com/sourcecode/vssmigrate.aspx
回答4:
The best thing you could do is a clean export of all the files in the repository. Blow away anything that is VSS.
Once you've done that then just do a subversion import and you'll be ready to go. If you write a script you'll just have one more maintenance & failure point. Thus my preference for just doing a clean import.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/94058/moving-from-vss-to-svn