Re-importing from CVS into Subversion?

You could convert the current CVS repo into a new dummy SVN repo. Using that, you could cherry-pick revisions to dump and replay those dumps back to the real SVN repo. (I have no idea how this would deal with the case where the same file was changed both in the real SVN and in the CVS/dummy SVN.

You might want to avoid finding out about that by replaying the cherry-picked dumps to a specific branch.).

Since I am going to maintain version 1. Xx in SVN as well, and I know at what point the code diverged, I should be able to only merge the changelists created after the migration to SVN. This looks like it will keep things tidiest.

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