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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ hg-fast-export.sh -r <repo>
Please note that hg-fast-export does not automatically check out the
newly imported repository. You probably want to follow up the import
with a "git checkout"-command.
with a `git checkout`-command.
Incremental imports to track hg repos is supported, too.
@@ -41,20 +41,20 @@ will give hints on which branches need adjustment for starting over
again.
When a mercurial repository does not use utf-8 for encoding author
strings and commit messages the "-e <encoding>" command line option
strings and commit messages the `-e <encoding>` command line option
can be used to force fast-export to convert incoming meta data from
<encoding> to utf-8. This encoding option is also applied to file names.
In some locales Mercurial uses different encodings for commit messages
and file names. In that case, you can use "--fe <encoding>" command line
and file names. In that case, you can use `--fe <encoding>` command line
option which overrides the -e option for file names.
As mercurial appears to be much less picky about the syntax of the
author information than git, an author mapping file can be given to
hg-fast-export to fix up malformed author strings. The file is
specified using the -A option. The file should contain lines of the
form "FromAuthor=ToAuthor". The example authors.map below will
translate "User <garbage<user@example.com>" to "User <user@example.com>".
form `FromAuthor=ToAuthor`. The example authors.map below will
translate `User <garbage<user@example.com>` to `User <user@example.com>`.
```
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