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@ycon123 It seems to be a problem of JGit handling links. We did out migration using a Llinux/Docker environment based on the rtc2git-docker based image, because we had RTC 5.0.2 at the time and needed to use an older version of JGit. What version of RTC are you using?
@ycon123 it seems that I do not understand exactly what you want me to say.
I have no experiences with handling links during the migration from RTC to GIT jet, due the fact that we did not have such a scenario in our environment. I know, that handling links under Linux together with JGit could maybe working better than under Windows. It's just an assumption, not a proven fact.
I would recommend you to give it an try using a docker image and try to migrate within that to see if that would fit your needs. (We did our complete migration this way, even though we where using Windows in our day to day work) If you like you could join the RTC to Git Slack Channel to chat with me later on. Just sign up under https://rtc.to/#slack
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reinhapa commentedon Jul 27, 2017
@ycon123 It seems to be a problem of JGit handling links. We did out migration using a Llinux/Docker environment based on the rtc2git-docker based image, because we had RTC 5.0.2 at the time and needed to use an older version of JGit. What version of RTC are you using?
ycon-company commentedon Jul 28, 2017
I am executing the script with scmtools v5.0.2 (server v6.0.3)
and EGit 4.1.1 installed on Eclipse (Mars)
reinhapa commentedon Jul 28, 2017
@ycon123 I see, could a migration within a docker container be an option for you?
ycon-company commentedon Jul 28, 2017
Can't I just install the docker's git version on my environment?
Just to make sure - the link issue doesn't recreate using the docker configuration?
reinhapa commentedon Jul 28, 2017
@ycon123 it seems that I do not understand exactly what you want me to say.
I have no experiences with handling links during the migration from RTC to GIT jet, due the fact that we did not have such a scenario in our environment. I know, that handling links under Linux together with JGit could maybe working better than under Windows. It's just an assumption, not a proven fact.
I would recommend you to give it an try using a docker image and try to migrate within that to see if that would fit your needs. (We did our complete migration this way, even though we where using Windows in our day to day work) If you like you could join the RTC to Git Slack Channel to chat with me later on. Just sign up under https://rtc.to/#slack
ycon-company commentedon Aug 2, 2017
Thanks!