Hi Adam,
I don't know if it is useful but for some time in its history (but I don't remember the years) the OFBiz project was hosted at dev.java.net,maybe the url was:
https://ofbiz.dev.java.net/but it doesn't seem to work now.
Jacopo
On May 8, 2012, at 11:43 PM, Adam Heath wrote:
> I use git(-svn) to do my ofbiz work(as many here probably know).
> Currently, the svn is hosted on apache.org servers. When it was
> imported, the history was started fresh. This was done back in July,
> 2006.
>
> However, that wasn't good enough for me. I dug around and found
> references to the previous svn repo, and have stitched that together
> locally(using what git calls grafts). That repo was at svn.ofbiz.org.
> This gets me back to August, 2003. But I'm still not satisified.
>
> Atm, I have git cvsimport running against the cvs repo hosted at
> sf.net. This one will take a bit more work to integrate, as all the
> top-level dirs are separate modules, and I need to git merge them back
> into one repo. I haven't done this before, but hopefully that'll give
> me history going back to May, 2001(or so).
>
> Are there any prior repositories I could go looking in?
>
> ps: I've posted previously about how to stitch git-svn repos together.
>
> pps: What has been interested in this again is a client approached us
> that was running an ofbiz version that was made 3 months before the
> apache import. Having already stitched the older repo together made
> it simple(r) to find what they may have modified.
>
> ppps: Exporting this for others to use is complex. git clone won't
> fetch all the svn metadata. And you can't rsync the folder, as
> git-svn stores things in a native machine format; this breaks between
> at least linux 32bit and 64bit.
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