Export Source Integrity to GIT

• This python script will export the project history from Source Integrity to a GIT repository
• Currently imports checkpoints and development paths only
• This does not currently support incremental imports

How to use

1. You must have si (Source Integrity command line tools) and git on the PATH
2. Login to the Source Integrity client
3. Make a folder where you want your git repository to reside
4. Initialize the git repository by running git init
5. In a command prompt (not PowerShell or bash) execute the command: si_checkpoints_to_git.exe <MKS_project_path/project.pj> | git fast-import from within the initialized git repository (this will take a while depending on how big your project is)
   • If you need to change the date format add the parameters: --date-format "<python format directives>" with the format directives you wish to use
   • To only include certain files or paths use the --include-name and --include-path parameters.
   • To exclude certain files or paths use the --exclude-name and --exclude-path parameters.
6. Once the import is complete, git will output import statistics
7. Run git reset head --hard to resynchronize your git folder
8. You can now confirm/clean up the git history, and then push it to a remote

How to compile

1. Install Python 3.10
2. Install gitpython module: pip install GitPython
3. Install pyinstaller module: pip install pyinstaller
4. Execute the command pyinstaller --onefile si_checkpoints_to_git.py