[Savannah-cvs] [UsingGit] (edit) Better use of Zwiki formatting.

[rocky]

??changed:
-If you use ssh-based access, please verify the host keys first at SshAccess 
(git.sv.gnu.org is the same host as cvs.sv.gnu.org).
If you use ssh-based access, please verify the host keys first at SshAccess 
(``git.sv.gnu.org`` is the same host as ``cvs.sv.gnu.org``).

??changed:
-We will use a file which maps a savannah login name username to real name 
(option -A) in the ``git-cvsimport`` command.
We will use a file which maps a savannah login name username to real name 
(option ``-A``) in the ``git-cvsimport`` command.

??changed:
-Adjust the -d to be whatever you use to checkout CVS; the nongnu address won't 
be correct if your project is a gnu project. If your project is old or has lots 
of commits, git-cvsimport may take a long time. 
Adjust the ``-d ``to be whatever you use to checkout CVS; the nongnu address 
won't be correct if your project is a gnu project. If your project is old or 
has lots of commits, ``git-cvsimport`` may take a long time. 

??changed:
-Git comes with 2 SVN-related tools: git-svnimport and git-svn. git-svnimport 
is for importing revisions (a one-shot import, or incrementally); git-svn is a 
2-way gateway to a SVN repository, similar to SVK, more useful for maintaining 
a local branch than for importing a repository (IMHO). We'll use git-svnimport.
-
-Those tools use an authors file to map username->real name (option -A)
-it looks like this::
Git comes with 2 SVN-related tools: ``git-svnimport`` and ``git-svn``. 
``git-svnimport`` is for importing revisions (a one-shot import, or 
incrementally); ``git-svn`` is a 2-way gateway to a SVN repository, similar to 
SVK, more useful for maintaining a local branch than for importing a repository 
(IMHO). We'll use ``git-svnimport``.

We will use a file which maps a savannah login name username to real name 
(option ``-A``). It looks like this::

??changed:
-After this done create a local git repository on your computer, using the 
instructions under `Importing from CVS`_. Then push this git repository to your 
savannah project page using the instructions under `Pushing a Newly Created, 
Existing, or Converted git Repository`_. Before starting though you may want to 
add a branch or "tag" of the old respository. For example::
After this done create a local git repository on your computer, using the 
instructions under `Importing from CVS`_. Then push this git repository to your 
savannah project page using the instructions under `Pushing a Newly-Created, 
Existing, or Converted Git Repository`_. Before starting though you may want to 
add a branch or "tag" of the old respository. For example::

??changed:
-Pushing a Newly Created, Existing, or Converted git Repository
Pushing a Newly-Created, Existing, or Converted Git Repository

??changed:
-If you have branches and you don't push all branches when you do a git-clone 
you may get error messages like the one below::
If you have branches and you don't push all branches when you do a 
``git-clone`` you may get error messages like the one below::

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