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gioelehello12:23
gioeleis "public location for branch XXX" a synonym for "public branch for branch XXX"?12:24
LarstiQgioele: context?12:26
gioeleLarstiQ: lp-open12:27
LarstiQgioele: yeah12:27
gioelecan we say that in general "{push,pull,public,parent,bound} location" and "xxx branch" have the same meaning?12:39
LarstiQgioele: branches are usually addressed by their location/url. The two aren't exactly the same things (in bzrlib one is a str, the other a Branch)12:47
LarstiQgioele: but that's semantic nitpicking12:47
LarstiQgioele: for the bzr cli, yeah, that should be the case12:48
LarstiQgioele: location of the {push,pull,public,parent,bound} branch12:49
gioelewhat is the purpose of the 'submit location'. What is the submit branch used for?13:36
gioeleI jot down my findings at http://bazaar-vcs.org/Locations Thoughts?13:48
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LarstiQBasicOSX: replied to your mail20:30
BasicOSXok20:40
* LarstiQ goes to bed20:44
BasicOSXhaven't gotten your email :-)20:45
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LarstiQBasicOSX: basically, the failure is harmless, don't let it block 1.1320:46
BasicOSXok20:47
LarstiQBasicOSX: ok, good luck :)20:47
lifelessBasicOSX: no I didn't do the cherrypicks, I was offline - sorry21:16
BasicOSXI got it, good lesson to learn, wasn't sure how PQM worked, but figured it out, just putting the finishing touches announcements21:17
lifelessBasicOSX: cool21:18
BasicOSXIRC op please update the /topic to 1.13 release 15 Mar21:19
BasicOSXThank you21:19
=== lifeless changed the topic of #bzr to: Bazaar version control system | 1.13 released 15 Mar | http://bazaar-vcs.org | http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | http://planet.bazaar-vcs.org/
cody-somervilleIs it possible to selectively revert revisions?21:28
cody-somervilleex. revert changes that occurred revision #321:29
cody-somervilleoh bloody hell, my nose is bleeding again. brb.21:30
spivBasicOSX: thanks for the release!21:41
BasicOSXI aim to please21:41
BasicOSXI also jabber to please21:41
mwhudsonyay bzr 1.1322:07
lifelessspiv: shall the two musketeers ride today?22:22
spivlifeless: sure.  Alright if I head down to Epping?22:23
lifelesssounds great22:23
jfroyyay!22:29
cammoblammoI'm sure I'm missing something... How do I install bzr (from source) to /usr/local/bin instead of /usr/bin ?23:01
BasicOSXpretty much anywhere you want it installed23:01
BasicOSXJust need to make sure bzr is in your path23:01
BasicOSXI put it into /usr/local/share/ and symlink /usr/local/bin to /usr/local/share/23:02
BasicOSXmeaning I symlink /usr/local/bin/bzr to /usr/local/share/bzr.dev/bzr23:02
cammoblammoHow do I tell it where to go though? By default it goes into /usr/bin23:02
BasicOSXFrom tarball?23:03
cammoblammoFrom the bzr repo.23:04
BasicOSXhow are you getting it from the repo?23:04
BasicOSXdon't understand if you don't have bzr installed how are you getting bzr from a repo?23:05
cammoblammoI pulled http://bazaar-vcs.org/bzr/bzr.dev/ and update it once in a while with bzr pull.23:05
BasicOSXJust mv the bzr.dev to where you want it to live23:06
lifelesscammoblammo: are you running setup.py ?23:08
cammoblammoYes.23:09
lifelesscammoblammo: setup.py install --home=/usr/local23:10
lifelesscammoblammo: BasicOSX is talking about an alternative where you don't really install it; just run 'make' and then symlink $(src)/bzr into your path somewhere23:11
BasicOSXyes, I am, sorry23:11
Peng_I use --prefix, not --home. :O23:11
cammoblammoAh. I thought it'd be something like that. There isn't somewhere I can set it permanently?23:11
lifelessPeng_: either is fine, I think.23:12
lifelesscammoblammo: not as far as I know23:12
cammoblammoOh well, I can live with it. Thanks for your help folks!23:13
cammoblammoHmm. Is there a setup.py uninstall command?23:14
lifelessNo ><. setup.py is a poor replacement for packaging [there are packages of bzr for most platforms..]23:18
cammoblammoYeah, Debian took too long to give me something recent. I can use the --record option on install and use that to delete what doesn't need to be there.23:21
jmlI'm reading my notes from last week23:27
jmland I've got one that says "Gotchas w/ progress reporting in bzr 1.13"23:27
jmldoes anyone have a clue what I meant? :)23:27
lifelessyes, I do23:30
lifelessbzr 1.13 does much less ('no') progress reporting during large fetches, instead the network activity reporting is the whole thing23:31
jmllifeless: but it still does fairly granular activity reporting, right?23:34
lifelessjml: I don't know what you mean23:35
lifelessso perhaps I can phrase it differently23:35
lifelessa local-disk new clone operation will output perhaps 1 seconds worth of progress bar stuff right at the start, then nothing until the tree building at the end23:36
lifelessa over the network new clone will output perhaps 1 seconds worth of progress bar stuff at the start, and then the network activity when data is being read/written to the network, then the tree building progress bar at the end23:37
lifelessfin23:37
lifelessdoes anyone know who yoboy is?23:39
Peng_BasicOSX and everyone else: Congrats on the release. :)23:40
lifelessigc: you can move bugs by clicking on the status, and then typing in a new product in the box23:54
igclifeless: sure23:56
lifelessigc: :P - perhaps I was wrong to move that bug to qbzr that you'd closed?23:57
igclifeless: And you're reminding me because?23:57
lifelessigc: because I thought you closed something that was better moved23:57
igclifeless: I closed it because the person raising it wasn't sure how to close it23:58
lifelesserm syntax, because you closed something I thought was better moved23:58
lifelessah23:58
lifelessmy bad23:58
igclifeless: ah - ok23:58
* lifeless is a little twitchy on bugs today, after an unknown marked four unrelated surface-related-unicode bugs as dups23:59

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