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Today I released version 0.0.3 of gc-utils. Thanks to Eduardo and Derek which helped me to find bugs and wrote me E-Mails about their user experience. A lot of changes are included. The most notable addition is the gc-multi-commit tool which helps you to see the differences between your repository and the CVS origin branch and let you commit the changes using a simple menu. As usually gc-utils should run on most shells, including the bourne shell, bash, ash and zsh (when it’s invoked as /bin/sh). Since version 0.0.3 the scriptset requires GIT 1.5.x. The debian packages are available here.
Here is a shorted of changes:

• gc-import: Fetch recent commits by passing the -a flag to git-cvsimport
• gc-import: Display a warning when trying to do a gc-import on an allready tracked repository
• gc-update: We have to use the -k switch to avoid noisy changesets
• gc-multi-commit: Use -c option for gc-commit
• gc-multi-commit: Use git show instead of git log
• gc-commit: Use GIT_PATH instead of -w option
• gc-multi-commit: Exit when -a is given and the git-cherry was executed

gc-utils is licensed under the terms of the MIT/2-Clause BSD license

Today I released version 0.0.3 of gc-utils. Thanks to Eduardo and Derek which helped me to find bugs and wrote me E-Mails about their user experience. A lot of changes are included. The most notable addition is the gc-multi-commit tool which helps you to see the differences between your repository and the CVS origin ...