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Daniel Reid
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May 25 '13, 4:21 p.m.
 Hi Guys,

Can anyone tell me if there is a way to export my source from an existing RTC / JAZZ project into GIT or Subversion. We no longer need RTC to manage the work items for our project and looking to move to another solution.

What tools are available that I can run to export my source code while retaining the history of the change sets.

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Daniel

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Geoffrey Clemm
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I am not aware of any tools for exporting RTC change sets into another SCM system (such as GIT or Subversion).  You might be able to script one up using the RTC scm command line.

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Rohit Sood
(1●1●2) Nov 08 '14, 9:45 p.m.
@Daniel : Could you share your experience in accomplishing the migration ?

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sam detweiler
Nov 09 '14, 8:29 a.m.
I assume you don't want to lose your change history. That is the hard part. as Geoff said using the scm commandline command you could write a script that (you will lost the original date/time I think. ) creates the new repo (git init xyz) lists the rtc changesets  (scm list changesets use sort for reverse order) loop thru the changesets      extract one changeset at a time  (scm changeset extract)        have to figure out a git add/rm approach for all the changes in a commit     use the git commit command to replicate that into git     use git tag to map to rtc baselines. end loop git push

Rohit Sood
Nov 09 '14, 11:58 a.m.
How were the stream migration handled ? Was there a individual stream to branch mapping ? thanks, Rohit

sam detweiler
Nov 09 '14, 4:33 p.m.
The original post is almost 2 yrs ago now. I don't think there has been a solution created 

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