[01:43] hello, i just installed bazaar in vista64, i seem unable to revert fils to previous versions, i tried command line and it does nothing and in the browser the option appears greyed out. in the log it shows that there clearly are several revisions. if this is a common issue, could you please point me to the solution, if this is a noobish thing, please point me in the right direction, thank you. [02:14] paperMonolith_: what command are you running? [02:21] the one in the docs: in the intended folder i do "bzr revert " [02:21] but i think i now understand the problem [02:22] if i change the file, and don't comit, it lets me revert. but i can't seem to revert to previous commits [02:22] should i be using uncommit? [02:23] paperMonolith_: bzr revert -r -2 file [02:23] you have to specify what you want to revert back to [02:23] by default "bzr revert" reverts to the last commit [02:23] oh, i see. thank you then :) [02:24] it worked. thank you :) [02:26] when i do this, the last commit for this file dies or does it have a backup? if it has a backup, how do i access it? [02:28] revert doesn't do anything with commits. [02:28] It only changes the file in your working copy. [02:31] ah. ok. i understand. thank you. === samurai is now known as samiam === cprov is now known as cprov-zzz [10:58] I would like to use NestedTrees and have read http://bazaar-vcs.org/BazaarFormats. It looks like I need dirstate-with-subtree but it says not recommended for use - what are my options for nested trees? [11:26] pst: There aren't really any, NestedTrees are only partially implemented. [11:27] fullermd: well thats a pitty, do you have any advice on how high the risk is? :) [11:28] Well... what's there is incomplete, what is complete mostly doesn't have a UI, and I think it bears an incomplete relationship to the feature as it's currently planned to actually be completed. [11:29] I wouldn't try using it unless you were planning to catch up and help develop it... [11:29] I doubt my programming skills are good enough for that [11:30] thanks anyway, now i need to find another way to accomplish something similar [11:30] You can look into the scmproj plugin (I think that's what it's called) [11:30] I will do that, thanks a lot [11:35] it is, http://launchpad.net/bzr-scmproj [11:38] found it already will give it a try and see if it is a fit [16:48] I may have asked before, how but safe is it to use rsync to push a mirror of a bzr repo tree, for offsite backup purposes? [17:45] hey guys. I just started working with bzr from two different locations, how do I update my files on this computer so they are current from the commit I did on another computer when this computer already has the repo setup [17:45] i.e. I was working from home computer. Did a commit, checked out from work and did a commit at work and now I want my home computer to have the commit I did at work? [17:46] jetole: `bzr pull` if you are working with branches, or `bzr update` for checkouts [17:47] I think update since I want all the local checkout on each computer to be kept in sync? [17:47] does that sound right? [17:47] they are both working with the same branch I believe [17:48] * jetole tries update [17:48] update looks right. It shows the modded file and shows that I have changed to the latest commit # [17:48] thanks LarstiQ [17:49] np [22:38] jelmer: hi [22:44] lifeless, moin [22:44] got, oh 10 minutes for me? [22:45] https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~lifeless/subunit/progress-gtk/+merge/9487 got partially reviewed by you the other day [22:45] https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~lifeless/subunit/subunit2junitxml/+merge/9534 is a new [tiny] branch [22:46] lifeless: so, the gtk one I did fully review but my network was gone by the time I was submitting my review [22:47] /o\ [22:48] hmm [22:48] i could use some sample code doing a directory rename with MemoryTree [22:50] lifeless, submitted again [22:50] thanks jelmer [22:50] the subunit2junitxml one is _tiny_ [22:50] (just skip the untouched gtk stuff :P) [22:52] heh, that's trivial indeed [22:53] thats really the point of subunit :P [22:53] so, with that, you could replace the buildfarm with hudson rather easily ;P) [22:53] how'd your talk go? [22:54] well I think [22:54] couple of interesting after-talk discussions [22:54] lifeless, Thanks, there's things I enjoy better than setting up java on outdated and remote tru64 machines :-P [22:55] would have been nice to point at lots of projects using it; but at the heart of it I don't think thats actually important - it simply reflects network effects [22:55] jelmer: well, thats true. [64, heh, heh]. What I mean to say is that splitting out separate projects can be good :) [22:56] * jelmer nods [22:59] lifeless, do you know if there's a release of check with the subunit support yet? [22:59] no [22:59] I've been meaning to poke about doing a release. [23:00] jelmer: why the objection to catching AE? [23:00] lifeless, it doesn't necessarily mean that accessing that function was what threw the AttributeError [23:02] fair enough; I flip to and from on this point [23:03] heh, typo you missed [23:06] jelmer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/242682/ - incremental [23:07] jelmer: what's this other thing on fetch.py:1073? [23:08] lifeless, +1 [23:08] SamB, replay range allows you to do multiple replays in a row [23:08] saves some roundtrips [23:09] once replay works it may be interesting to look at it [23:11] jelmer: I'll probably play with stacked progress during the week [23:11] jelmer: after thats finalised I'm going to look at a 0.2 release [23:11] lifeless, anyway, looking forward to trying out the gtk stuff with samba :-)) [23:11] lifeless, cool [23:12] jelmer: I'd really love it if you could fix the perl bugs soon [23:12] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/subunit/+bugs [23:14] jelmer: oh, any particular reason the UA field is so wierd looking? [23:14] User-Agent: SVN/1.6.1 (r37116)/bzr1.18dev+bzr-svn0.6.4dev0 neon/0.28.4 [23:14] SamB, because of the svn client libs [23:15] jelmer: which part do you supply ? [23:15] SamB, the string bzr1.18dev+bzr-svn0.6.4dev0 [23:15] okay ... [23:15] so why the heck do they put that after a slash ... [23:15] the rest is not controlled by bzr-svn [23:17] jelmer: yeah, I realize you don't control all of it -- that's why I asked ;-) [23:24] jelmer: do you think thats possible? [23:34] hello sailors [23:34] wrong channel... :P [23:35] * vxnick slips back into the shadows [23:35] lol [23:47] jelmer: so what repositories do you test this on, anyway? [23:50] SamB, testsuite [23:51] jelmer: do you think you'll have time to fix the perl bugs in the subunit bugtracker over the next weekish ? [23:51] lifeless: Not sure, I'm a bit short on time at the moment having just come back from 4 weeks of travel [23:52] ok [23:57] * SamB *still* wants DWARF frame info in subvertpy [23:59] jelmer: have you written perl output bindings at this stage?