* Add dependency to python for cvssync script
Changelog:
1.9 @ 2014-03-08
RCS/CVS usernames may now begin with a digit (patch by Jesse Weinstein).
Cleaned up a mess around keyword expansion; it had been misdocumented.
Fixed some minor bugs in the test suite.
Fixed a signedness issue on 64-bit machines.
1.8 @ 2014-02-19
Processing of hardlinks field was incorrect, is now fixed.
1.7 @ 2014-02-18
Allow # in symbol names. Addresses a corner case in the NetBSD repository.
1.6 @ 2014-02-17
Fix a brown-paper-bag bug in cvssync.
1.5 @ 2014-02-16
Skip a hardlinks field, if present.
Add a -c option to cvssync that makes mirrors with CVSROOTs.
1.4 @ 2014-02-04
Optimization to call sbrk() less often needs to be conditioned on GCC.
1.3 @ 2014-01-23
Improved performance on masters with lots of symbols; thank Jens Bethkowsky.
1.2 @ 2014-01-04
Smarter blob directory creation to reduce search overhead for blobs.
1.1 @ 2014-01-03
Cope with CVS-NT kopt strings containing garbage binary data.
1.0 @ 2013-12-28
Bug fix: Non-top-level .cvsignores are now converted.
More speed and significant lowering of memory usage.
Most error messages are now explained on the manual page.
0.8 @ 2013-12-16
Processing speed has approximately tripled since last release.
cvs-fast-export has save progress metering again.
cvssync can now take a CVS URL argument.
0.7 @ 2013-12-15
-i option for incremental dumping.
-p option for enabling load status reports.
Many documentation improvements.
There is now a regression-test suite for the package.
cvssync tool for mirroring remote CVS repos added.
0.6 @ 2013-12-10
Improvements for CVS-NT support.
Improve timing of missing-commitids message
Changelog:
0.4 @ 2013-05-16
Fix buggy handling of -k option.
Add --remote (-e) and --stripprefix (-s) options.
Avoid recursion overflow on very large repos.
The fast-import stream ops are now emitted in the same order git uses.
This program analyzes a collection of RCS files in a CVS
repository (or outside of one) and, when possible, emits an
equivalent history in the form of a fast-import stream. Not all
possible histories can be rendered this way; the program tries to
emit useful warnings when it can't. The program can also produce
a visualization of the resulting commit DAG in the DOT format
handled by the graphviz suite.
