[00:42] <scorp007> lifeless, which command would I need to look at? rebase doesn't seem to have this feature.
[01:00] <gthorslund> scorp007: I think lifeless was referring to https://launchpad.net/bzr-rewrite
[01:01]  * gthorslund zZz afk
[01:17] <scorp007> yes but that plugin essentially provides the rebase command. And as I said earlier, rebase doesn't seem to support reordering.
[09:11] <AfC> Is there a reason why "bzr-builddeb 2.6" in only in the Bazaar PPA for juanty,karmic,lucid?
[09:11] <AfC> as far as I can tell, 2.2.0 is what's in Maverick. Should I be [trying to] use something newer?
[10:31] <taylanub> undocumented features FTL.  on the haunt for the bug that causes bzr to hang in the case the log file is a symlink, i found out that a BZR_LOG env var is supported. no mention of that in the manpage even though there's a section mentioning other BZR_* environment variables
[10:47] <taylanub> hrmm, really weird; the bug seems fixed, even though i'm still on the same bzr version. same python version too...
[10:50] <taylanub> anyway, /me exports BZR_LOG=/dev/null in etc/sh/profile
[10:51] <fullermd> I've got .bzr.log symlinked to /dev/null in one or two places...
[11:32] <maxb> AfC: bzr-builddeb 2.6 is in maverick itself. there's no need for a newer version in the PPA
[11:32] <AfC> maxb: uh
[11:33] <AfC> maxb: $ bzr plugins
[11:33] <AfC> builddeb 2.2.0
[11:33] <AfC> ?
[11:33] <AfC> ah
[11:33] <AfC> $ dpkg -l | grep builddeb
[11:33] <AfC> 2.6ubuntu0.1
[11:33] <AfC> ok
[11:33] <AfC> I get it now
[11:33] <AfC> (someone needs a kick)
[11:34]  * AfC goes away happy in the certain knowledge that he has a properly up to date version
[11:38] <AfC> maxb: thanks
[12:24] <sobersabre> hi.
[12:25] <sobersabre> Is it possible to branch a subdir of branch root ?
[12:25] <sobersabre> i.e. I have a dir /proj, which has .bzr dir. I Want to branch its subdir, /proj/module1
[16:17] <inada-n_> https://lists.launchpad.net/bzr-packagers/msg00093.html
[16:18] <inada-n_> I can't recieve this mail by gmail.
[16:18] <inada-n_> IWATA-san too.
[16:19] <inada-n_> Anyone can recieve it?
[16:21] <mgz> didn't go to <bazaar@lists.canonical.com> so I wouldn't be getting it anyway, sorry.
[17:07] <mathrick> hiya, is there any way to use the python bundled with standalone Windows installer as python?
[17:08] <mathrick> that is, I need to install dulwich to be able to use bzr-git, and for that I need python to invoke setup.py
[17:11] <treaves> Would someone point me to where I can find options for the bazaar.conf file?
[17:13] <treaves> Specifically, I'm trying to find the setting to keep Bazaar from creating backup copies.
[17:13] <mathrick> treaves: http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/bzr.dev/en/user-guide/configuring_bazaar.html
[17:13] <mathrick> http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/bzr.dev/en/user-reference/configuration-help.html tpp
[17:13] <mathrick> *too
[17:14] <mathrick> treaves: backup copies of what?
[17:14] <treaves> Of anything.
[17:14] <mathrick> you'll have to elaborate with some examples
[17:15] <treaves> It creates files & directories that are backup copies.  And it tells you it is doing it too.
[17:15] <treaves> These have tilda's in the name.
[17:15] <treaves> SomeDeletedFile.~1~
[17:20] <mgz> mathrick: if you want to do clever things, you're better off installing python seperately and then using the windows installer for bazaar-on-your-python-version not the all-in-one bundle
[17:25] <mathrick> mgz: yeah, I might need to do that
[18:34] <moebiuspersona> Hey, I have a quick question.
[18:34] <moebiuspersona> Can I set a different private key file for Bazaar?
[18:35] <lifeless> ssh key?
[18:35] <moebiuspersona> Aye.
[18:35] <lifeless> it just calls into ssh
[18:35] <moebiuspersona> So it has to be my default SSH key?
[18:35] <lifeless> so if you put the public key you want on the server you're connecting to, and add the private key file to your ssh agent, you should be set.
[18:36] <moebiuspersona> I just use openssh and specify different keys for different servers with -i.
[18:38] <moebiuspersona> I'll just do the easy thing and make my Bazaar key my default key, then use the other key explicitly.
[18:49] <lifeless> its generally controlled by the server
[18:49] <lifeless> all you need to do is add all the keys you want to your agent
[18:49] <lifeless> I wonder if openssh has an environment variable equivalent to -i
[18:59] <mathrick> moebiuspersona: that's odd, it should just ask for the proper key
[19:00] <moebiuspersona> It's probably because I'm not using ssh-agent or anything.
[19:00] <moebiuspersona> It's not a major thing, anyway. I just renamed my private key files.
[19:04] <lifeless> you could cat them together