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I'm trying to convert a fossil repository to Veracity via fossil fast-export to vv fast-import. When trying to import the dump via vv fast-import dump myproject

Veracity aborts with the following output:

Performing initial scan...
Not implemented: M 100755 :2 bin/premake4

Have I stumbled upon some unimplemented part of the git importer ? I've tried both Veracity version 1.1.0.10579 and the 1.5.0.10579 nightly with the same results.

asked Oct 22 '11 at 09:24

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edited Oct 22 '11 at 09:24

Er, that would be my fault.

I need to see the portion of the export file which is just before the line that triggers the failure. Any chance you could dig that up and send it to me or post it here? Find the line which contains "M 100755 :2 bin/premake4" and send me perhaps a screenful of stuff just before it.

Thanks!

(Oct 24 '11 at 11:13) Eric Sink ♦♦

Here is the relevant portion of the file. If you need more than this let me know.

blob
mark :1302
data 61
c:\python27\python ..\tools\server\ftpserver.py -p 2121 -d /

commit refs/heads/trunk
mark :317
committer mail@address.com <mail@address.com> 1283603798 +0000
data 15
Initial commit

deleteall
M 100755 :2 bin/premake4
M 100755 :4 bin/premake4.exe
(Oct 24 '11 at 19:08) karanik

Update: I tried the latest official version (1.5.1.10659) and fast-import appears to work fine.

Thanks

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answered Feb 01 at 08:50

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And there's the problem. Veracity's implementation of fast-import does not support the deleteall command, mostly because that command isn't in [my copy of] the spec. I'll figure this out and get it fixed.

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answered Oct 25 '11 at 08:54

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