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=== Topic for #bzr: The Bazaar Version Control System | http://bazaar-vcs.org/ | Bazaar 0.90rc1 is out - http://bazaar-vcs.org/releases/src/bzr-0.90rc1.tar.gz
=== Topic (#bzr): set by james_w at Wed Aug 15 01:21:14 2007
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fabbionetest06:48
fabbionegood :)06:48
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lifelesskthxbye06:50
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brmassaguys, i forgot to redit my personal info when reinstalled my system and now some commits are considered as another person. how can i fix it?07:38
Peng_brmassa: Uncommit them.07:40
Peng_Unfortunately.07:40
brmassa!!! really?07:41
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about really? - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi07:41
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PengHaha. Nice, ubotu.07:41
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Lo-lan-doHi all08:10
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Lo-lan-doI'll paste this http://paste.debian.net/35561 now, in order not to lose the URL for when jelmer comes around.08:14
lifelessbrmassa: yes, we don't support editing commits; doing that essentiall changes data that is meant to be irrevocable.08:17
brmassahmmm08:17
brmassai was thinking about "merging commiters" or alias...08:18
brmassasomething like this...08:18
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Lo-lan-dolifeless: Irrevocable, but still uncommittable :-)08:21
brmassalifeless, i saved my gpg on my pendrive. once i reinstalled my ubuntu, how can i import them back? launchpad keeps complaining..08:22
fullermdWell, uncommit doesn't revoke it.  It just deports it   ;)08:22
lifelessbrmassa: uhh, dunno what you mean08:25
lifelessmvo: grats08:25
mvohey lifeless, thanks08:25
kanhaiya_kkNamNguyen: Hi08:34
kanhaiya_kkgood morning08:34
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NamNguyenkanhaiya_kk: hello08:36
kanhaiya_kkActually , yesterday due to network prob. i cant clear my points08:46
kanhaiya_kkNamNguyen: i tried this "bzr check http://192.168.10.16/~ignu/water" from .17 m/c08:49
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kanhaiya_kkNamNguyen: but how to open that file here ?08:49
NamNguyenkanhaiya_kk: what file?08:49
kanhaiya_kkmeans any file from water dir. ?08:50
NamNguyenkanhaiya_kk: bzr check is different from bzr checkout08:50
NamNguyenplease try again with bzr checkout08:50
kanhaiya_kkokay wait08:51
kanhaiya_kkNamNguyen: yes, now i can edit file..08:52
NamNguyengood08:52
kanhaiya_kkafter this i have to do bzr commit and then bzr rspush na ?08:52
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kanhaiya_kkNamNguyen: but then also i have confusion. before i tried bzr branch on .17 machine and now im trying bzr checkout. what is the difference in both commands ?08:56
lifelessbranch makes a new line of developemnt, checkout works on the existing branch like svn or cvs do08:57
NamNguyenkanhaiya_kk: one follows centralised model, the other (branch) follows decentralised model08:57
kanhaiya_kkokay..means bzr checkout is right for me.08:58
kanhaiya_kkgood08:58
kanhaiya_kkbut still....one sec08:58
AfCUnless, of course, you don't have write access to the branch you're checking out, in which case you end up doing decentralized development anyway.08:58
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lifelessNamNguyen: uhm, thats a confusing way to describe it. Because in a cental model using 'branch' is the way to make a new (centralised) branch.08:59
kanhaiya_kksorry.....confusion is increasing08:59
NamNguyenlol08:59
kanhaiya_kk:(09:00
lifelessNamNguyen: 'branch' is useful in both centralised and decentralised scenarios. 'checkout' is also useful in both workflows though it is strongly biased towards centralisation.09:00
kanhaiya_kkafter checkout.and after doing editing.when i do commit...it is giving me some errors.09:00
kanhaiya_kksome write_lock errors.09:00
NamNguyenlifeless: branch is not necessary after you have a bzr init on the working dir, am i correct?09:01
lifelessNamNguyen: EPARSE09:01
spivkanhaiya_kk: right, HTTP is read-only.09:01
AfCYet another one burned by read only checkouts. {sigh}09:01
kanhaiya_kkso how should i commit changes to my main servere ?09:01
AfCkanhaiya_kk: if you don't mind being adventurous and learning a few new concepts,09:01
kanhaiya_kkhmmm09:01
lifelesskanhaiya_kk: SFTP probably is easiest.09:02
NamNguyenkanhaiya_kk: use sftp09:02
kanhaiya_kkim ready for anything...actually, here im learning very new things09:02
lifelesskanhaiya_kk: use a SFTP URL to your branch.09:02
kanhaiya_kkmeans no commit...directly sftp09:02
kanhaiya_kk ?09:02
NamNguyenkanhaiya_kk: you tried to use http://192.168.xxx.16/~ignu/water09:02
AfCkanhaiya_kk: wait a sec - a) is this an existing public project or are you starting fresh, b) do you have ssh access to the server in question09:02
AfC?09:02
NamNguyennow try it with sftp://192.xxx.xxx.16//home/~ignu/water09:03
NamNguyenerm, i missed a public.html in that URL09:03
lifelessa better usel might be sftp://192.168.xxx.16/~/public_html/water09:03
AfClifeless: sftp assumes ssh privs, right? So why would you not recommend bzr+ssh:// ?09:03
lifelessAfC: less dependencies.09:03
kanhaiya_kkNamNguyen: i tried this bzr rspush sftp://192.168.10.16/~/public_html/water09:04
kanhaiya_kkbut getting error bzr: ERROR: Invalid rsync path u'sftp://192.168.10.16/~/public_html/water/'.09:04
lifelessAfC: don't need bzr installed on the remote end. This is therefore easier to get started, and bzr+ssh can be added in easily.09:04
fullermdWell, he's got bzr on the server since he's (or was the other day) update'ing the WT there.09:04
kanhaiya_kkAfC: yes this is existing project and ssh is also working09:05
lifelessfullermd: I don't know these thigns :)09:05
AfC~ doesn't work over the wire, does it? As I recall, you need to use absolute path names09:05
fullermdlifeless: Well, you have a life, and don't watch IRC all night   ;)09:05
lifelessAfC: sftp://host/~/foo works.09:05
lifelessI believe its documented in bzr help09:05
AfClifeless: how about that09:05
lifelesswe treat /~/ as 'dont cd at the remote end'09:05
fullermdYah.  bzr+ssh doesn't interpolate ~'s, but sftp does.09:05
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lifelessAfC: sftp is on by default if ssh is IME09:06
AfCProbably just gun shy from the bad old days. Certainly ssh.com's ssh2 didn't have it on by default, and it was a pain in the ass to get working09:07
NamNguyenkanhaiya_kk: sorry i've never used rspush, my guess is your URL could probably be changed to rsync://... instead of stfp:// if you're going to use rsync?09:07
AfCWhatever - never would need to use sftp anyway, given the fact that I can invoke the server via ssh09:07
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spivkanhaiya_kk: why are you using "rspush" instead of "push"?09:09
lifelessAfC: oh yes well. openssh for th win :)09:09
AfClifeless: indeed.09:10
AfCkanhaiya_kk: any luck writing to an sftp:// URL yet?09:11
NamNguyenkanhaiya_kk: bzr checkout sftp://192.168.xxx.16/~/public_html/water09:11
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AfCspiv: because he has a certain plugin package installed, which vastly inflates the command namespace, which causes new users to agonize over which command they're supposed to use, which inevitably leads to people not realizing a) what the core commands were and b) that they had all the power needed all along09:12
spivAfC: thanks for answering the meta-question ;)09:13
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fullermdOr perhaps because he was pointed at it because of his desire to have an up-to-date WT on the server.09:14
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AfCfullermd: that certainly would be a useful capability. I was quite saddened when I was told by the developer that it would never be included in bzr, even though it seems a natural thing to do automatically and transparently if you already have bzr+ssh as a transport.09:15
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PengHoly crap. You know that file bzr takes like 35 seconds to diff? Hg takes 8.09:59
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pooliePeng, it would be interesting if you could merge that C patience diff patch recently posted and measure that10:13
Peng_poolie: Yeah, it would probably help.10:16
Peng_I have to admit I just Tailored that branch over to hg, and the .bzr repo is on another partition, but I could check it.10:16
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ubotuNew bug: #135234 in bzr "Checkout should record relative paths (dir move problem)" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13523411:16
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glogiotatidishello11:34
glogiotatidisis everyone available to help me with a prob?11:34
glogiotatidiseveryone = anyone ;)11:35
glogiotatidisI am using bzr push sftp://host/path to push a repo11:36
glogiotatidisand bzr claims to have commited a branch11:36
glogiotatidisbut only .bzr exists on host/path11:36
glogiotatidisam i doing something wrong?11:36
fullermdNo, that's what's supposed to happen.11:38
fullermd(you _are_ pushing a branch, not a repo)11:38
glogiotatidisbut if I bzr push /tmp/site pushes everything11:39
glogiotatidiswhen I use sftp acts like this11:39
KinnisonThe sftp transport does not support working trees11:39
Kinnisonwhere the local file transport does11:39
fullermdLocal pushes will create working trees, because it's reasonable to manage them that way.  Remotely, it's not.11:40
Kinnisonso pushing over sftp will not update/create a working tree11:40
glogiotatidisok and how can I push a dir remotely?11:40
Kinnisona dir?11:40
KinnisonDo you mean with working tree?11:41
glogiotatidisyes11:41
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KinnisonYou could ssh to the machine afterwards and do a bzr update11:41
fullermdThe nearest official way would just be to use bzr on the server to co/update it, either manually or via a hookish method like push-and-update.11:41
glogiotatidishmm I got it11:42
glogiotatidiswhat I want to do is to update my website on my hosting provider11:44
glogiotatidisis there a way you use to do that? (maybe better than this?)11:44
fullermdWell, my websites get updated via make(1) and install(1)...11:45
fullermdIf you've got shell access and bzr installed there, the above will work.  Failing that, rsync is probably your easiest bet.11:46
glogiotatidisok I will try this, thanks for your help!11:48
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yoavbhi, I installed bzr v0.15 and am trying to migrate my svn repository to it using svn2bzr.py (v0.6)12:02
AfCyoavb: step 1: upgrade to bzr >= 0.18.12:03
yoavbI got deprecation errors and then crashed, should it resolve this?12:04
yoavbThis was the error: ./svn2bzr.py:426: DeprecationWarning: bzrlib.branch.initialize was deprecated in version 0.8.12:05
yoavb  os.makedirs(branch_path)12:05
yoavb./svn2bzr.py:91: DeprecationWarning: bzrlib.branch.BzrBranch5.working_tree was deprecated in version 0.8.12:05
yoavb  branch.__wt = branch.working_tree()12:05
yoavbTraceback (most recent call last):12:05
yoavb  File "./svn2bzr.py", line 575, in ?12:05
yoavb    if __name__ == "__main__":12:05
yoavb  File "./svn2bzr.py", line 568, in main12:05
yoavb    svn2bzr(dump_file, opts.args[1] , creator_class,12:05
yoavb  File "./svn2bzr.py", line 501, in svn2bzr12:05
yoavb  File "./svn2bzr.py", line 362, in run12:05
yoavb    elif node_kind == "dir":12:05
yoavb  File "./svn2bzr.py", line 428, in add_dir12:05
yoavb    self._branches[unpref_path]  = branch12:05
yoavb  File "./svn2bzr.py", line 91, in _new_branch12:06
yoavb    branch.__wt = branch.working_tree()12:06
yoavb  File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/bzrlib/symbol_versioning.py", line 121, in decorated_method12:06
yoavb    return callable(self, *args, **kwargs)12:06
yoavb  File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/bzrlib/branch.py", line 1486, in working_tree12:06
yoavb    raise NoWorkingTree(self.base)12:06
yoavbbzrlib.errors.NoWorkingTree: No WorkingTree exists for file:///tmp/repository/butils/.12:06
lifelessyoavb: please use a paste bin rather than pasting such things in the discussion channel. Also read what AfC said to you.12:06
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lifelessnight all12:07
mwhudsonnight lifeless12:12
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Hattoryhi, I wanted to know as I can contribute to the translation of the Italian homepage: http://bazaar-vcs.org/PaginaIniziale12:36
HattoryThere are some errors12:36
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Odd_BlokeWhat's the accepted way of sanitising Unicode strings so they can be displayed on an ascii-encoded output?12:39
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Hattoryi want to edit the italian homepage.... i can take as reference the English hompage? I can translate all?01:38
AfCHattory: (unless the page itself is locked,) the Bazaar website is a wiki so you can just go ahead and edit it01:50
Hattoryit's open ;D....... i look other hompage (fr, ja ecc...) and they have not translate all.... therefore I wanted to know what I could make01:55
HattoryTherefore I can write every thing?01:56
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Lo-lan-dojelmer: Following your advice, I tried to upgrade my bzr-svn branch, but I ran into problems.04:15
Lo-lan-dojelmer: http://paste.debian.net/3556104:16
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jelmerLo-lan-do: how public is that repository, could I download a copy of it from somewhere?04:44
Lo-lan-doThe SVN repo cannot be accessed anonymously unfortunately, but I can upload my branch somewhere if that helps.04:47
Lo-lan-doI'll upload a tarball of the branch, with the code and the .bzr dir (but not the .bzr.backup)04:48
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Lo-lan-doUploading to http://mirobole.placard.fr.eu.org/~roland/tmp/gforge-trunk+bzr.tar.gz -- ETA 15:30 UTC (half an hour, give or take a few minutes)05:00
ssh_rdpHi, Is the bazaar encrypted branch (SoC2007 Project) usable now?05:02
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bigonhi05:06
bigonI have a question, is it possible to add a post-commit hook on a remote branche?05:06
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jelmerLo-lan-do: thanks05:12
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Lo-lan-dojelmer: Upload complete.  Beware, it's 119 MB.05:29
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olliestupid question maybe, but should applying a v0.9 bundle on win32 using 0.18 work?05:45
olliedoing "bzr merge foo.bundle" results in: "Nothing to do"05:46
olliesearching for "bundle" in the bug tracker didn't result in any hits that looked promising05:46
jelmerollie: Means all revisions have already been merged05:50
olliejelmer: I don't see them in the log05:54
jelmerhmm, not sure then05:59
jelmerwhat does 'bzr missing path-to-bundle' output ?06:00
olliebzr: ERROR: Not a branch C:/.../file.bundle/ (from "bzr missing file.bundle")06:01
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datoollie: do you mean a 0.9 or 0.90 bundle?06:05
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hsn_ah, bzr still at rc106:06
olliedato: # Bazaar revision bundle v0.906:08
datookay06:08
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ubotuNew bug: #135320 in bzr "bzr merge - exceptions.UnicodeDecodeError" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13532006:31
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Lo-lan-doHey, whacky idea: is there a bzr-baz plugin in the works? :-)06:46
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jelmerLo-lan-do: there was a spec for it at some point07:56
jelmerbut I don't think there is anybody working on it07:57
james_wabentley: thanks.08:07
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olliecan anyone suggest a way to test if a bundle is ok?  I've got a bundle generated on windows that I've tried to merge on both windows and os x; using 0.18 on windows and bzr.dev on os x; both tell me there's nothing to do08:31
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james_wollie: how did you generate the bundle, i.e. what command and arguments did you use?08:40
olliejames_w: I didn't -- a submitter sent it to me08:41
ollieas it turns out, after a couple hours of head-banging, I noticed my editor say its encoding is x-UTF-16LE-BOM08:41
olliewhich seems to be the issue08:41
olliesince saving as utf-8 at least tells me line endings aren't \n08:42
ollie"nothing to do" isn't the greatest error message, though08:43
james_wthere is a hidden command called 'bundle-info', try running that and seeing if it reports that there are actually revisions in it.08:44
ollieon os x, using bzr.dev I get told it's an unsupported bundle version08:46
olliethough, when I try to merge it, I get told it won't because of a missing revision (locally)08:46
ollieon windows, using 0.18 (from the installer), it says there's no such command08:46
james_wso you now have a different response on osx?08:48
olliesorry, I thought I'd said I was using bzr.dev on os x and 0.18 on win3208:48
ollietrying to indicate it's not working anywhere (for me)08:48
james_wif you read the bundle and find the revision id of the final revision then you can see if it has been installed in your repository by running bzr log -r revid:<revid> in the branch that you are trying to merge in to.08:49
james_wyou said "both tell me there's nothing to do", but a missing revision is not "nothing to do"08:49
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ollieyes, I did say that -- I've fed 3 bundles into 2 different versions of bzr08:50
ollie1: x-UTF-16LE-BOM encoding; 2: saved as utf-8; 3: line-endings converted from \r\n -> \n08:50
olliew/1: "nothing to do"; w/2: wrong line ending; w/3: can't apply because revision is missing08:51
olliesorry if I sound short -- I'm frustrated and I don't think there's anything that can be done to actually apply this bundle08:52
ollieanyway, thanks for trying to help, james_w08:53
james_wno problem.08:55
james_wif you just want to apply then patch will do so.08:55
james_w3 sounds like you have been sent on a bundle that is based on a revision that only you user has.08:56
james_wif you look at the parent id of the last revision in the bundle it should be one of your revisions if you want to apply it using bzr.08:59
olliejames_w, yeah, it just took a lot of doing to get that far -- and I was surprised that rather than be told the input was bad, bzr said "nothing to do"; also, it's a bit surprising that "bzr merge bundle" says it can't because of the missing parent, but bundle-info says the bundle version isn't supported09:03
ollieI mean, if merge can figure out it can't apply the bundle -- surely there's some level of support there ;-)09:04
james_wbundle-info was broken for a while because it is hidden command, and only Aaron used it.09:04
ollieah, ok09:04
james_wI think that you are getting "nothing to do" because the bundle parser skips stuff that it doesn't understand, and you ended up with nothing, and so got "nothing to do"09:05
james_wwould you like to file a bug explaining the issues you are having, and telling us how the output could have been more helpful?09:05
ollieskips stuff it doesn't understand is pretty crummy09:06
james_wI guess bundle with no revisions should get and extra message, "nothing to do, empty or corrupt bundle?"09:06
bwintonSo, XML is pretty crummy too?  :)09:06
olliesure, i'll file a bug; I mean from a expectation point of view, if it doesn't like it, it should say so -- not just pretend it doesn't exist ;-)09:06
james_wit's just working how patch does, so that you can for instance merge from an email without having to extract the right bits.09:06
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siretarthi EtienneG.09:32
EtienneGsiretart !09:32
EtienneGhow ya doin' ?09:32
siretarthow are you?09:32
siretart:)09:32
siretartthanks fine!09:32
EtienneGI am not so bad09:32
siretartare you working on getting bzr 0.90 to gutsy?09:32
siretartI've notice that it is in debian for some time09:33
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lifelessmroning10:33
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lifelessjames_w: have you had someone do the release stuff you need done ?10:41
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james_wmorning lifeless.10:52
james_wAaron merged everything, I'm building the release now, so I will need someone to upload, will you be available?10:53
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lifelessjames_w: sure thing11:00
james_wlifeless: http://jameswestby.net/bzr/bzr-0.90.tar.gz11:09
james_wand http://jameswestby.net/bzr/bzr-0.90.tar.gz.sig please11:09
lifelesson it11:10
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lifelessjames_w: done11:14
james_wlifeless: thanks.11:14
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james_wlifeless: there is an item on the checklist to update doc.bazaar-vcs.org. I guess that may be important here with Ian's docs in directories change going in. Are you able to do it or should I ask someone else?11:44
lifelessUhm, I'm not sure where it is; poolie is most knowledgable11:49
james_wthanks, I'll speak to him.11:56
abentleyollie: When you give merge a URL, it tries to open it as a bundle.  If that fails, it tries to open it as a branch.  Evidently your bundle was in a branch that you were up-to-date with.12:02

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