[00:41] hello [00:41] how can i export my repo to a tarball for emailing? [00:41] there's a format like that, isn't there? [00:46] how can i generate a file from a repo? [00:48] anyone? [01:01] Stavros: Wait, a copy of the working tree, or all of the Bazaar data as well? [01:01] Stavros: For the former, "bzr export". For the latter, you can probably work something out with "bzr send" or "bzr bundle". [01:02] Stavros: Though I'd probably just tar it up. (Excluding the contents of .bzr/repository/obsolete_packs, but not the directory itself.) [01:02] Stavros: (And removing the working trees first.) [10:51] Tak, hi [16:36] hi people, is there any common suggestions about how to prepeare code from bazaar repo for publishing? Have to remove .bzr directory and that's it? Or something else I should look upon? [16:53] pecisk: bzr export - should do the trick. [16:53] jpds, yeah, already found it, thanks :) [17:02] The bzr-upload plugin may also interest you. [17:17] hi [17:17] is it possible to close lp-bugs with a commit-message? [17:30] toabctl: No. [17:31] Peng, ok. thanks [17:32] There was a little discussion about this just today... Not sure where, though. [18:15] Merry Christmas [18:16] hmm, it seems it's not: http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/merry+Christmas [18:16] oops, wrong channel [18:16] verterok: hi, Merry Christmas [18:34] RenatoSilva: hi, Merry xmas to you too! [18:36] thanks for merging [18:36] RenatoSilva: np, apologize the delay :) [18:41] RenatoSilva: FYI, I'll upgrade bzr-java-lib format to 2.0 === gutworth_ is now known as gutworth [19:42] verterok: ok === e-jat is now known as ejat [20:02] verterok: mvn test not found? [20:31] So I have this file. it's in a previous revision. it's no longer in the current revision. Is the suggested way of retrieving said file using "bzr cat"? [20:34] GuyFromHell: bzr cat -r NNNN filename ? [20:34] jpds, right, just making sure i wan't missing anything [20:34] * GuyFromHell shrugs. was hoping it'd just bring back the file but i'm not opposed to using redirection [20:34] bzr revert -r NNNN filename [20:35] GuyFromHell: Maybe... what lifeless said. [20:35] you can revert single files? [20:35] interesting [20:35] and shiny, i like it. [20:35] $ bzr rocks [20:35] hank you :) [20:36] * GuyFromHell is more a git fanboy but bzr isn't bad ;) [20:53] RenatoSilva: huh? [20:54] RenatoSilva: oh, that comment is from a failed test with tarmac, sorry [20:56] ah ok [20:57] RenatoSilva: I'm trying to automate the landing of approved branches :) === beaumonta is now known as abeaumont_ === khmarbaise_ is now known as khmarbaise [23:44] hello [23:44] is there a way for me to package a repo as a file? [23:45] basically the equivalent of bzr branch , zip [23:48] Stavros: bzr export. [23:49] jpds: that doesn't include metadata though [23:52] goddamnit, bzr keeps ruining my repo these days [23:55] hi [23:56] I made a commit using sftp://, nothing seriously big (few kiB at most), and it's been running for a looong while [23:56] it says it's uploaded 60 MiB by now [23:56] "Uploading data to master branch - Stage:Fetching revisions:Inserting stream:repacking texts:texts 34106/42307" [23:56] should I be worried? [23:57] sftp sucks [23:57] or is bzr just "tidiing things up" [23:57] I don't mind leaving it several hours or days [23:57] but I'm scared. I hope it's not some weird bug