/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/12/26/#bzr.txt

gutworthit's a limitation of sftp I believe00:02
Pengnyu: Bazaar is indeed tidying things up.01:00
Pengnyu: If you use bzr+ssh://, it can do this efficiently on the server-side, but since it's sftp://, this means downloading, tidying, and re-uploading data.01:01
nyuPeng: ok, thanks01:37
PengIf it didn't do this, performance would slowly degrade over time . . . . .01:38
PengAnyway, it only winds up packing 10% of the time.01:38
PengAnd it's usually only a little data.01:38
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saedelaerepuh, i'am stuck with bzr branch and i don't know what sf.net is doing :D11:43
saedelaerethis is the output of my bazaar repo on sf.net11:43
saedelaerehttp://www.pastebin.org/6879611:43
saedelaerebut somehow i can't browse the new branch with http://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/tv-viewer/changes11:44
saedelaerenext thing is, i created this branch some days ago when i thought i was ready to release the next stable version.11:45
saedelaerebut then i made further changes in the main branch. how can i update the branch stable.081 to the latest revision?11:45
saedelaereok i see i can access my repo on sf.net via a ssh shell12:04
saedelaereperhaps i can do it there.12:05
Pengsaedelaere: Push from the main branch to the stable branch.12:15
Pengsaedelaere: Or, depending on how you did things, pull.12:16
Peng(depending on which is most convenient, I mean)12:16
bialixhi Peng12:16
saedelaerei'am confused. perhaps the best thing would be to start from the scratch with bazaar. especially because i made the main development in the root folder.12:22
Pengbialix: Good morning. :)12:22
saedelaerei mean nothing can happen to the local branch i have?!12:22
bialixbest wishes to all12:23
saedelaerebut what happens if i just delete the .bzr directory on sf.net12:23
saedelaeredo i need to run something like bzr-init ?12:23
bialixto create new branch?12:24
saedelaereno, to start from the scratch with my online repo.12:25
saedelaerei started with bazaar like this12:25
saedelaerehttp://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/latest/en/user-guide/solo_intro.html12:25
bob2what are you trying to achieve?12:26
saedelaerehm, i created a new branch with [bzr branch]12:27
saedelaereit is located here12:27
saedelaerebzr://christianrapp@tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzrroot/tv-viewer/stable.08112:27
bialixsaedelaere: you may want to create shared repo first with bzr init-repo12:27
bialixhmm, I remember you, you still fighting with sf?12:27
bob2does sf have any docs on how their bzr hosting works?12:27
saedelaerei think the repo on sf.net is already a shared repo12:28
bialixso make branches within that repo in subdirectories12:28
bialixwhat's your problem?12:28
saedelaerei want to be able to browse the branch stable.081 via loggerhead.12:29
saedelaerebut12:29
saedelaerehttp://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/tv-viewer/stable.08112:29
saedelaeredoes not work12:29
saedelaerebut the branch exists12:30
bialixhttp://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/tv-viewer/changes12:31
bialixtv-viewer is the branch12:31
bialixnot a shared repo12:31
bialixstable.081 is also branch12:32
bialixat least bzr info bzr://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzrroot/tv-viewer/stable.081 wfm12:32
bialixmaybe sf.net does not support multiple branches in their loggerhead?12:32
bialixsaedelaere: I'd delete the branch from bzr://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/tv-viewer12:33
bialixand keep there only shared repo12:33
bialixand put your main branch to bzr://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/tv-viewer/trunk12:33
bialixsaedelaere: do you have sftp/ssh access to your repo?12:34
saedelaereok this sounds interesting. and where do i put other branches? in /trunk12:34
saedelaerebialix: yes, ssh12:34
bialixother branches at the same level12:35
bialixbzr://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/tv-viewer/branchA12:36
bialixbzr://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/tv-viewer/branchB12:36
bialixetc12:36
bialixdoes it make sense for you?12:36
bialixsaedelaere: if you dare enough you can delete the branch from bzr://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/tv-viewer/12:38
bialixyou need to delete directory bzr://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/tv-viewer/.bzr/branch/12:38
bialixand keep other directories inside .bzr intact12:39
saedelaereah ok, so now i go to my repo with ssh.12:39
saedelaerehow do i get my main branch fom /tv-viewer/ to /tv-viewer/trunk12:39
bialixwith bzr branch12:39
bialixor push12:39
bialixdo you have local copy?12:39
saedelaereyes local copy is here12:39
bialixso delete the .bzr/branch, then push to trunk12:40
bialixdelete on server12:40
bialixkeep local12:40
saedelaereok first delete the directory then push to trunk,12:40
saedelaerei'll try that, wait a second12:41
saedelaerebefore i issue the command. should i delete the stable.081 directory first?12:42
saedelaerebialix:http://www.pastebin.org/6880512:43
bialixno, keep it12:44
bialixit's a valid branch12:44
saedelaerebialix: http://tv-viewer.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/tv-viewer/12:47
saedelaerethis is looking very good12:47
bialixhooraah12:47
bialixis it what you want?12:48
bialixPeng: does loggehead understand nested branches?12:48
saedelaereyes i think so12:49
bialix:-)12:50
saedelaerebialix: thank you very much12:50
saedelaereok one more question :D12:50
bialixalways happy to help12:50
bialixtry12:50
Pengbialix: Like, one branch inside another?12:52
bialixPeng: yep12:52
Pengbialix: IIRC, it will work fine, but there obviously won't be any directory listing page showing the inner branch.12:52
Pengbialix: So you'll have to enter the URL manually.12:52
saedelaerewhen i now make changes to stable.081. e.g. for a bugfix release. will the changes also appear in the log history of the branch trunk?12:53
bialixI guess the problem of saedelaere was somehow related to that fact12:53
bialixsaedelaere: no12:53
Peng(Not sure if there's an open bug about that.)12:53
saedelaerei think i should read more about  the concept of a shared repository.12:53
bialixhttp://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/latest/en/user-guide/zen.html#each-branch-has-its-own-view-of-history12:53
bialixsaedelaere: shared repository is just storage12:54
bialixbig black box where branches keep their revisions12:54
bialixbut every branch has its own history12:54
Pengsaedelaere: It is purely a storage optimization, not a "concept".12:54
bialixyes12:55
saedelaereok, i see. but now for example. i have r100 in one branch and revision 100 in another . when releasing the program they will both have the same revision? but the contect can be totally different12:56
saedelaeres/contect/content12:56
Pengsaedelaere: Internally, bzr uses revision IDs. The simple numeric revision numbers are only a convenience, and only apply to that individual branch.12:57
PengHave you read the tutorial?12:57
saedelaerePeng: this one?12:58
saedelaerehttp://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/latest/en/tutorials/tutorial.html12:58
PengI dunno. Whatever.12:58
saedelaerei think so, but this was some time ago, and meanwhile bazaar worked as i needed it. but i will read it again12:59
saedelaereso thanks again for all your help! i think i can manage it from here. have a nice day...13:02
PengYou too. :)13:03
bialixread the Zen document I've linked above13:03
maxbIs anyone else running Ubuntu lucid (or for that matter something else) and getting "Module pygments was already imported from ...." warnings when running bzr?13:21
seldomrw2hi there, I'm looking for help using bzr explorer on Windows13:22
seldomrw2look like it canot find my ssh public key13:22
seldomrw2anoyone?13:24
seldomrw2I'm using open ssh on Windows, I managed to make bzr work from the command line by setting the HOME environment variable to my user folder, but the explorer cannot pick it up correctly13:26
bialixheya GaryvdM!13:27
GaryvdMHi bialix13:27
GaryvdMBelated Merry Christmas.13:27
bialixand you too13:28
bialixactually for me it will be Jan 713:28
bialixhope you're ok :-)13:29
GaryvdMAh Jan 7 = christmas for Eastern Orthodox Churches13:29
GaryvdMI'm well. You?13:29
seldomrw2sorry, would anyone be so kind to help me out?13:30
GaryvdMseldomrw2: just got here. Please repeat you question13:30
GaryvdM*your13:30
seldomrw2I'm having issues with bzr explorer on Win, looks like it cannot pick up my ssh keys13:31
seldomrw2I managed ot make bzr work from the command line by setting the HOME env var to my user folder13:32
seldomrw2but not on bzr explorer13:32
bialixGaryvdM: to much work for the end of the year13:32
bialixstill working13:32
bialixhave no time for hacking13:32
bialixseldomrw2: are you running explorer form command-line or via shortcut?13:33
bialix*from13:33
GaryvdMseldomrw2: Where did you set that HOME var? If through Windows Computer properties Dialog, you will need to restart BE13:33
GaryvdMbialix: I know the feeling. I worked right untill the 24th Dec. Going back to work tomorrow :-(13:34
bialixif you said it working for you in command-line, will it work if you run bzr explorer from command-line?13:35
bialixGaryvdM: :-(13:35
seldomrw2nope13:35
bialixdoes your ssh key required password?13:35
bialixwhy don't you use ssh-agent?13:36
seldomrw2it does. I cannot make ssh-agent run on Windows honestly13:36
bialixwell, honestly I'm using pageant on Windows13:36
seldomrw2I mean it starts but then I cannot add my keys13:36
bialixand paramiko (default ssh client for bzr)13:37
bialixhave no experience with openssh13:37
seldomrw2I hadn't heard of paramiko13:37
bialixare you running bzr.exe from installer?13:37
seldomrw2I don't think it ships in the Win version though13:37
seldomrw2yes, the Win installer13:38
bialixparamiko bundled there by default13:38
seldomrw2let me check13:38
bialixparamiko is the python library13:38
bialixhttps://launchpad.net/paramiko13:38
seldomrw2I thought bzr was using the open ssh version I have installed along with git13:39
bialixit should use paramiko by default13:39
bialixbut maybe you have to use env variable BZR_SSH=paramiko to force it13:40
seldomrw2do you know how to configure it?13:40
seldomrw2yes, will try13:40
bialixGaryvdM: just buy book on Qt4 :-P13:48
bialixGaryvdM: it's about C++ programming but now I finally learn the right way13:48
seldomrw2bialix, looks like that env var does the job, is there a way to let bzr pick it up automatically ithout starting the explorer from a batch file?13:48
bialixseldomrw2: set this var via Start - Settings - System ?13:49
bialixStart - Settings - Control Panel - System13:49
bialixthen Advanced - Environment Variables13:50
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maxbAnyone around who happens to know the proper way to submit changes for bzr-rewrite?19:04
maxbIt seems that Launchpad MPs are not used there19:04
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