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Fostering Laziness :-) (Score:2)
I've been meaning to put Perl-RPM onto git for a while, now, and been mostly held back by the fact that I never converted it from CVS to Subversion. Now that you have as much history as I could realistic need, is there an easy way to just outright seed a new repo from the gitPAN repo? Not just filling in holes like you did with David, but essentially cloning it (without it being treated as a repo clone)...
--rjray
Re:Fostering Laziness :-) (Score:2)
Yes, you can clone it. There's nothing special about a clone. Just change where the "origin" remote points to (presumably to your own repository) and push.
$ git clone git://github.com/gitpan/Perl-RPM
$ cd Perl-RPM/
$ git remote rm origin
$ git remote add origin git@github.com:rjray/Perl-RPM.git
$ git push origin master
That should do it. This presumes you've created the Perl-RPM project on github.
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