[00:00] In general, you want to know that the commandline works, and that the library stuff is well-implemented. [00:01] abentley, uhm, right. I'll take the plunge than [00:02] thanks :D [00:02] np. Got to go. === ricardokirkner is now known as pindonga [02:46] hi, i'm trying to use the /contrib/bzr_access script to limit user access. The script successfully blocks users from connecting to the shell account and upon branching, authentication is successful [02:46] but after Secsh channel 1 opens, i get an error "bzr: ERROR: Unable to start sftp client ucalgary.hopto.org:9922; EOF during nego" [02:47] tiation [02:47] any idea how this i can fix this? [02:57] bzr_access and sftp? I thought bzr_access was only for bzr+ssh. [03:03] oh that may be it, i will do some more investigating [03:05] ok that fixed it, thanks [03:20] I guess bzr_access should handle sftp better though. === asac_ is now known as asac === BasicMac is now known as BasicOSX [06:51] lifeless: BB now shows the last branch nick just above the commit messages. [11:07] hello [11:14] abentley: thank you! [12:23] New bug: #192365 in bzr ""bzr plugins" error: unexpected keyword argument 'verbose'" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/192365 [12:30] is there a way to show the diffs along with the messages in bzr log? [12:30] not at the moment, no [12:31] I also miss it === zmanuel is now known as z-man === gioele_ is now known as gioele [14:00] wow. bzr is seg-faulting on me [17:00] whee, just finished upgrading all my LP branches to packs :) [17:49] Hi [17:49] Is it possible to ignore *everything* except the files in a certain directory? [17:50] (if you only want to have that directory versioned but don't have the .bzr dir inside it) [18:19] RainCT, you can only version stuff that's inside the bzr directory [18:20] RainCT: I'm not sure but set .bzrignore to * and then add the directory you want may be the way. [18:20] RainCT: there is also regex support in .bzrignore I think, so having a negative regex of the directory name may also work. [18:25] * works, thanks [20:10] Has anyone seriously tried running Bazaar in IronPython? [20:15] So wait, is 1.2 out or not [20:17] kedmccabe_: There is a RC out [20:19] Oh. The download page says that the current stable version is 1.2, and that's what easy_install grabbed. But, bzr-svn seems to be angry if you try it with 1.2 [20:22] ahh, I guess it's out already then [20:22] Yes, I haven't released a bzr-svn compatible with bzr 1.2 yet [20:26] * awilkins_ refrains from upgrading === awilkins_ is now known as awilkins === kedmccabe_ is now known as kedmccabe [20:32] hello folks [20:32] what's the status of bzr-webdav writing plugin? [20:33] can somebody update the bzr changelog link for 1.2? [20:40] Is it recommended to run bzr-svn against svn trunk, or svn's 1.5.x branch? [20:40] it seems to fail an assertion when run against trunk, at least on Leopard. [20:40] kedmccabe: What sort of assertion? [20:42] http://pastebin.com/d20b7afc3 [20:42] gc stuff [20:43] I've been mostly following the OS X 10.5 install instructions, though if I run the perl scripts against bzr-svn it doesn't even recognize https as a valid branch [20:43] kedmccabe: I don't think I've ever seen that error before [20:44] Sweet. [20:44] I'll try it against svn-1.5.x and see what happens. [20:45] kedmccabe: What exactly do you mean by "doesn't recognize https as valid branch" ? [20:45] Just spits out "Not a valid branch" if I try to branch from the same URL. [20:46] or "Not a branch" [20:47] brb [21:06] awilkins: I've tried doing it (ironpython) before, I didn't put too much effort but it seems to run slower and took A LOT of UTF-8 coercing to even get bzr rocks to work [21:07] though the performance issues could've been entirely my fault [21:07] jdong: hmm, we're very careful to keep unicode and byte strings separate; it shouldn't need any coercing unless its doing something fundamentally not-python. [21:08] lifeless: no no I think it's just not 100% cpython compliant yet [21:31] hiya [21:31] http://www.pastebin.ca/906662 [21:31] I get this crash [21:31] bzr.dev updated 2 minutes ago [21:31] is that known? [21:49] I would guess a file whose name is invalid in your locale's encoding [21:50] try LANG=C bzr rm --keep Downloads [22:14] lifeless: ah, lemme try that [22:14] lifeless: however, my locale is UTF-8, and the error talks about ASCII [22:14] yep, still crashes with C === thumper_laptop is now known as thumper [22:33] mathrick: yes, it talks about ascii cause its transcoding [22:34] lifeless: well, hmm, LANG=C is of no help [22:49] hmm [22:49] well, please make sure there is a bug; you can run with BZR_PDB=1 to drop into a debugger and figure out what path is causing the problem. === BasicMac is now known as BasicOSX