Maybe this will make it more google-able…<\/p>\n
Looks like you can export your darcs repo with darcs-fast-export<\/a> and then import it with git-fast-import<\/a>
\n<\/p>\n\r\n18:15 < wakko666> I have kind of an odd question that google doesn't seem to \r\n know. I'm converting a darcs repo to a git repo. i've already \r\n got the tool to export the darcs side. however, i'd like to \r\n import the commits into a branch of an existing repository. \r\n is this possible?\r\n18:16 < cj> make a remote tracking branch referencing the exported darcs repo?\r\n18:17 < wakko666> cj: thanks for the clue. i'll try it.\r\n18:28 < cj> git remote add darcsthing git:\/\/moo\/darcsthing.git ; git checkout \r\n -b darcsthing darcsthing\/master\r\n18:28 < cj> oh, there should probably be a git fetch darcsthing in there \r\n somewhere\r\n18:31 < wakko666> cj: yup, that works. thanks for the help. :)\r\n18:31 < cj> yay. glad I could help.\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\n\n