[00:00] * jasono is back (gone 00:07:59) [00:01] Peng sorry won't use it again [00:04] :D [00:05] jelmer, do you have access to jubany? [00:07] james_w`: I have no idea what jubnay is so I guess not :-) [00:07] jelmer, could you file an RT to request access please? [00:07] james_w`: sure [00:09] jelmer, you'll have to request to be added to %pkg_import and to be able to access the user of the same name too [00:14] jelmer: hi, you were looking for me/ [00:14] ? [00:14] maxb: ah, yes [00:15] maxb: I was wondering if you would be able to endorse my work on the Debian Bazaar packaging [00:15] You know I have no official Debian/Ubuntu standing, right? [00:15] maxb: Yes, but you are a contributor to the bzr Debian packages and to the bzr PPAs [00:16] hello. I'm running into this issue https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/562632. I've installed bzr via homebrew and wonder if that might be related. thought I would check if anyone had any idea what could be causing this. [00:40] I just updated to the latest bzr for osx snow leopard and now i've got a more verbose error. Failed to rename 'one of my files' to .bzr/checkout/pending-deletion/new-871 permission denied. perms seem fine. not sure why it is this specific file. nothing special about it. [00:50] hm [00:50] what about if you try to move it to that directory by hand? [00:50] (you may need to create the new-871 first) [00:50] is this just a plain local disk? [00:51] poolie: it seems to be a temp file created during the merge. the directory 'pending-deletion' is gone after the attempted merge === frakturfreak_ is now known as frakturfreak [03:46] * jelmer waves [04:36] jml: I am making progress on 701940 [04:45] spiv: preparing for some heavy drinking, I see? [04:45] jelmer: I hope so! [06:25] Hello :) Could you tell me how to clone a project using bzr without revisions? I mean, something like 'git clone --depth 0 ' ? [06:29] I'm using a slow net, it would take hours clone a project with revisions from lp. [09:52] Hi all [09:53] Is there a way to force bzr to use the dumb protocol for https:// locations? [09:56] What do you mean by "dumb"? In fact what would it be if it was smart? [09:56] Sorry, I'm trying to formulate my problem more precisely. [09:56] There's a branch at https://forge.projet-coclico.org/anonscm/bzr/wp5/oberger/planetforge-cli [09:57] (Also accessible with http://) [09:57] Trying to check it out fails, apparently because that urlspec is taken over by bzr-svn and there's a bug [09:58] So I'm wondering whether it could be possible to tell bzr "this is a dumb branch served through a static web server, don't try svn tricks on it". [09:58] Ah.. [09:59] You could disable the SVN plugin for that command [09:59] Something like bzr --no-plugins branch ... [09:59] Certainly, but I'd need to disable it for every bzr update later on. [09:59] I forget quite what it's called [09:59] Yeah.. :/ === zyga_ is now known as zyga-vaio === oubiwann is now known as oubiwann_ === oubiwann_ is now known as oubiwann === oubiwann is now known as oubiwann_ [13:46] Lo-lan-do: Seems to work fine here for me even with bzr-svn [13:46] Lo-lan-do: Although, you might like to try nosmart+http: [13:47] Different versions maybe? [13:47] http://bugs.debian.org/610397 [13:47] But nosmart+https:// works, too, so that's an acceptable workaround for now. Thanks! [13:47] I am, admittedly, running tip === oubiwann is now known as oubiwann_ === Toksyury1l is now known as Toksyuryel === oubiwann is now known as oubiwann_ === Meths_ is now known as Meths [15:09] * jasono is away: The Cape === joey` is now known as joey === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [16:15] hello loggerhead can browse many projects ? [16:29] Yes? [17:16] ovnicraft: [17:17] yes, it can, although I can understand why this might not be obvious from how it is most commonly seen in launchpad [17:17] maxb, off course thanks [17:18] e.g. /home/bzr/loggerhead/serve-branches --port=8096 --cache-dir=/home/bzr/.loggerhead-cache --log-folder=/home/bzr/var /home/bzr/projects === beuno is now known as beuno-lunch [18:00] maxb, could be problems if in projects folder i have *no* bzr branches ? [18:01] You'd just get an empty directory listing === beuno-lunch is now known as beuno [18:56] maxb: any blocking problem around bzr-beta-ppa ? [18:57] oh, that's right, 2.3b5 could use some love [18:57] no blocker [19:01] maxb: ok, no pressure intended but do you intend to update it ? I'd like to announce 2.3b5 today but no installers nor ppas have been updated yet :-/ [19:17] vila left :-( === Chex_ is now known as Chex === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === agruman_ is now known as agruman === r0bby is now known as robbyoconnor === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [21:06] how to revert lasst commit i made mistakenly? [21:07] ahah, simple as bzr uncommit :) [21:07] Reverting changes not yet committed ---> bzr revert [21:07] Undoing a commit ---> bzr uncommit [21:09] thx:) === vila changed the topic of #bzr to: Bazaar version control | try https://answers.launchpad.net/bzr for more help | http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | Patch pilot: poolie | 2.3b5 is frozen, time to release stable plugins and build the installers! (rm vila) [23:40] Can anyone advise me on the current state of the art for pushing bzr branches into non-master git branches? [23:41] The debian-installer project just moved from svn to git, and I'm rebase-foreign-ing a host of Ubuntu-specific bzr branches on that migration. Upstream enquired whether I might be able to push the Ubuntu bzr branches into 'ubuntu' git branches [23:41] cjwatson: I've summoned jelmer [23:42] It seems like it should be technically possible, but I spent a while looking around things like bzr-colo, bzr-colocated, git-bzr, etc. and was a bit lost on which bits were actually currently likely to work [23:42] * jelmer waves [23:42] Rise Jelmer! Server your master! [23:42] err serve* :P [23:43] cjwatson: the feature in bzr core is pretty close to completion (the API changes are there, it's just the UI that's lacking) [23:43] (I'm reasonably familiar with the problem statement of lack-of-colocated-branches, though not with the current plan of attack for them or whether that's strictly necessary for this) [23:43] I found lp:~jelmer/bzr/colo-urls but it didn't look very current so I wasn't sure if that was the right place [23:43] cjwatson: I've just transferred to the Bazaar team and hope I will be able to spend some time on this in the near future. [23:44] is colocated branches definitely needed to make this work, then? [23:44] I suppose I could do some complicated fast-export/fast-import scheme, but ... [23:44] cjwatson: it's very near. bzr-git supports it, bzr's internals support it but we haven't got the UI hooked up [23:45] OK, that sounds promising [23:45] I can hold off for a bit, it's not like upstream hasn't been asking for the Ubuntu changes to be on a debian.org branch of some kind for about four years now ;-) [23:46] jelmer, could Colin push using an API for now? [23:46] I already have a terrifying stack of wobbly bits to get the rebase going, certainly ;-) [23:47] must blog about that ... [23:48] "terrifying stack of wobbly bits" is basically how i perceived girls in secondary school. [23:49] aaaaaaaaaaand it's mneptok [23:49] evenin' [23:49] * dOxxx snerks. [23:49] *bow* [23:57] jelmer: should I be packaging tip of subvertpy trunk for bzr 2.3.0 installer?