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In this page we'll describe the procedure to get access to the old history of a framework to cross to its original unsplit repository with git graft. | In this page we'll describe the procedure to get access to the old history of a framework to cross to its original unsplit repository with git graft. | ||
1) You need a local clone of qtrepotools. This is part of any qt5.git clone, or you can clone it separately using `git clone [email protected]:qt/qtrepotools.git`. | |||
2) You need a local clone of kdelibs (the branch doesn't matter, it could be KDE/4.x, master, or the now-unused frameworks branch). | |||
Let's say this is in ~/kde4/kdelibs for instance. | |||
3) Run this command from the frameworks directory (the parent directory of all the frameworks clones) | |||
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for d in * ; do ( cd $d ; /path/to/qtrepotools/bin/git-qt-grafts ~/kde4/kdelibs ) ; done | |||
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Revision as of 16:00, 28 December 2013
In this page we'll describe the procedure to get access to the old history of a framework to cross to its original unsplit repository with git graft.
1) You need a local clone of qtrepotools. This is part of any qt5.git clone, or you can clone it separately using `git clone [email protected]:qt/qtrepotools.git`.
2) You need a local clone of kdelibs (the branch doesn't matter, it could be KDE/4.x, master, or the now-unused frameworks branch). Let's say this is in ~/kde4/kdelibs for instance.
3) Run this command from the frameworks directory (the parent directory of all the frameworks clones)
for d in * ; do ( cd $d ; /path/to/qtrepotools/bin/git-qt-grafts ~/kde4/kdelibs ) ; done