Noldorin | can bzr edit past commit messages? | 00:51 |
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Noldorin | i remember this being discussed some time ago, but haven't heard much about it recently. | 00:56 |
maxb | Not really | 01:00 |
maxb | Only by uncommit/commit, so only for the top commit in history, without pain | 01:00 |
Noldorin | maxb, that's what i thought yeah | 01:00 |
Noldorin | is it under consideration for the future? | 01:00 |
Noldorin | some ideas on how to do it were discussed on the mailign list some time ago i think | 01:01 |
maxb | err.. | 10:36 |
maxb | since when did "bzr ci" in a debian package commit without prompted for a log message?! | 10:37 |
lifeless | sounds like a bug | 10:42 |
lifeless | the commit template facility is meant to generate a default, not an actual | 10:42 |
jimis | hello, can you point me to some documentation for using bzr like git? That is with full branch downloaded in a directory, and switching between local feature-branches in that same directory? | 16:16 |
jimis | the reason is that when you have huge repositories, it's often prohibitive to keep 10-20 branches in separate directories | 16:18 |
LarstiQ | jimis: bzr-colo | 18:23 |
jimis | LarstiQ: I was aware of that but somebody had told me that it is possible without plugins | 18:30 |
jimis | Plus it would be nice if I could find some section in the documentation about that workflow, bzr-colo isn't much documented | 18:31 |
LarstiQ | jimis: depending on what that person meant, yes | 18:35 |
LarstiQ | jimis: you still need to have separate directories around for your branches, but they can be without working trees | 18:36 |
LarstiQ | jimis: and then you just use the regular `bzr switch` between them | 18:36 |
LarstiQ | jimis: if that is enough for you, then good :) But it's not the "full" git workflow from a purist standpoint. | 18:38 |
jimis | LarstiQ: how can I have multiple dirs, but not consuming multiple-times the disk space? | 18:39 |
LarstiQ | jimis: for example, `bzr init-repo --no-trees ~/src/project; cd ~/src/project; bzr branch somewhere-trunk; bzr branch trunk feature1; bzr co --lightweight feature1 work;` | 18:40 |
LarstiQ | jimis: only the 'work' dir will have a working tree | 18:41 |
LarstiQ | jimis: the key thing there is --no-trees | 18:41 |
LarstiQ | jimis: if you already have a repository you can use `bzr reconfigure` to toggle that on or off | 18:41 |
jimis | LarstiQ: thanks, that is good enough | 18:50 |
jimis | I'll try it and if it works well I'll make a request to document that workflow in bzr's user guide | 18:50 |
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