cvs-fast-export has a -i option for incremental updates, which might do the trick for you.
There is the option of using git for preparing changes which eventually get committed to CVS, which is a good way of getting people using it without too much up-front effort. And it can be optional, so the people who don't want to change can stick with what they like. Hopefully their colleagues will eventually convince them to make the leap :-)
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Date: 2014-11-27 17:42 (UTC)There is the option of using git for preparing changes which eventually get committed to CVS, which is a good way of getting people using it without too much up-front effort. And it can be optional, so the people who don't want to change can stick with what they like. Hopefully their colleagues will eventually convince them to make the leap :-)
Also, git-cvsserver exists. I have not tried it!