What is the current most popular method of converting CVS repositories to Bazaar? (which is compatible with bzr 1.11) I've tried "bzr-fastimport", "bzr-svn" (after converting CVS to SVN with cvs2svn), etc, but I've run into difficulties with each of them. Which one should I be concentrating on? The last one I attempted to use was 'bzr-svn', which reported an error saying that it needed 'subvertpy'.  When I downloaded 'subvertpy' and attempted to install it, it gave an error saying it required 'apr-1-config'. So I installed libapr1-dev, and give it another whirl, but this time it is asking for the SVN development libraries, which (when installed via Ubuntu packages) has a whole bunch of dependencies that I don't really want to install on my system. Is it necessary to install all this, or is there some shortcut I'm missing?  The CVS repositories I'm trying to convert are not very complex, just some simple projects which may have a handful of branches each. Thanks in advance for any assistance, Bobby P.S:  Just FYI, normally I wouldn't bother trying to migrate my repositories from CVS to BZR, I would just export a working tree from CVS and turn it into a BZR branch, starting my revisioning from scratch.  I'm just attempting to to migrate a single project (with branches) right now; so that if I'm successful, I can migrate  all my older sources and be done with CVS completely, rather than having it hang around as a reference to changes made previous to our use of Bazaar. -- J. Bobby Lopez Web: <a href="http://jbldata.com/">http://jbldata.com/</a> Twitter: <a href="http://www.twitter.com/jbobbylopez">http://www.twitter.com/jbobbylopez</a>