[00:11] sounds like perms on the ftp server are busted [00:12] Or it's just FTP bustedness. [00:16] smells like that windows cluster-fs issue someone was running into a couple years back [00:17] where the cluster sync locked the file against renames or something-like-that [05:56] no jelmer? [05:56] sems not. [13:04] hi, i'm trying to work with the bzreclipse plugin, and i can't figure out how to import a project directly from bzr with it, if indeed that is possible. [13:05] just because my experience is that it's kind of a PITA to get source from a VCS, and then import that === JoeMaverickSett is now known as MavJS [18:24] * maxb wonders why 'bzr pull' would be write-locking the source branch [18:26] Oh, not the source branch per-se, but the bound branch === maxb changed the topic of #bzr to: Bazaar version control | try https://answers.launchpad.net/bzr for more help | http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | Patch pilot: Riddell and jam === yofel_ is now known as yofel [22:03] hey [22:04] i seem to have this happen to me often enough that i'm wondering if there is something in bzr to help me [22:04] i start making changes in a branch and then realise later that these should probably be in another branch and i'd like to apply the diff on branch A to branch B [22:05] currently i just do bzr diff > ~/tmp && bzr revert && cd .../other-branch && patch -p0 < ~/tmp && rm ~/tmp [22:06] bzr merge --uncommitted [22:06] lifeless: but then don't i have to fiddle with revisions to only merge the thing i want and not all the other changes? [22:07] oh i see, --uncommitted is *only* uncommitted [22:07] right [22:07] great, thanks!