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How does that interaction work? Last I checked, it wasn't great or it was too much of a hassle (I don't remember exactly).

• rhabarba 7y ago
  Exporting to Git: You set a "Git mirror" once, optionally with a remote URI, and call fossil's export routine. Example: I wrote a cronjob that runs once every night that does nothing but update my Git mirrors from the current Fossils. cd $FOSSILDIR for f in *; do /usr/local/bin/fossil git export -q -R $f done Importing works... similarly. :-)
  • StavrosK 7y ago
    Hmm, but does importing keep all your issues, etc? I imagine it just imports the new commits?
    • rhabarba 7y ago
      Fossil cannot import things from Git which Git does not store. Git has no issue tracker.
      • StavrosK 7y ago
        Right, but are the local Fossil issues preserved during import?
        • rhabarba 7y ago
          Sure.
        • rhabarba 7y ago
          ... (I guess. Need to test that.)