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git-backpan-init (Score:1)
Unless I'm mistaken, the git-backpan-init [cpan.org] utility of Git::CPAN::Patch might be able to help you do that too.
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Not quite. Mine adds the Github entries and also removes files that have since been made obsolete or moved.
Re:git-backpan-init (Score:1)
I'm not sure what you've seen that program not do. I thought it would have each revision stored correctly, with each one only showing files that were in each versioned dist.
I *think* it was inspired by my older program (but I could be wrong!) described here: http://rjbs.manxome.org/rubric/entry/1720 [manxome.org]
Anyway, I hope we can all steal something from each other in the future!
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Yup, it was inspired by your script all right. :-)
And I guess that while we're talking importing stuff to Github, we should probably also mention brian d foy's github_creator [github.com], for completeness' sake.