[00:06] <ccxCZ> sproaty: you can replace the content of the repo's working directory with the code and commit it. or alternatively make unified diff an apply it
[00:13] <sproaty_> ccxCZ, so copy my current dir contents somewhere, checkout my branch into that folder then move my back over?
[00:13] <sproaty_> move my code*
[00:19] <ccxCZ> it's one of possibilities, actually I'd rather suggest rsync -av --delete --exclude .bzr code/ new_branch/
[00:20] <ccxCZ> that will make sure you leave the .bzr dir intact and copy over all files along with permissions etc.
[00:22] <fullermd> I'd make a temporary branch, rm away all the files in the WT, then move the .bzr dir into the existing place.
[00:22] <fullermd> (well, I guess you could skip the rm'ing and just mv .bzr)
[00:22] <ccxCZ> that's also an alternative
[00:23] <sproaty_> on windows unfortunately :(
[00:24] <ccxCZ> well, then the trick with moving .bzr is more easilly done I guess
[00:29] <sproaty_> cheers :)
[09:26] <michaelh1> Sorry for the spam, but any Australians here going to UDS on Qantas tomorrow?
[18:36] <hikiko> hello
[18:39] <hikiko> how can i get a previous revision of my launchpad tree?
[18:41] <hikiko> (revert to the previous)
[18:58] <jelmer> hikiko: bzr revert -rREV
[18:58] <jelmer> hikiko: if you also want to change the branch back, use "zr update -rREV"
[18:59] <hikiko> thank you :)
[18:59] <hikiko> hmmm it doesn't download anything
[19:00] <hikiko> i added some textures (png images) to my branch previous revision
[19:00] <hikiko> and now i want them back without checking out and then copy and then commit etc
[19:00] <hikiko> is this possible?
[19:01] <thumper> hikiko: it doesn't need to download anything as it has the local history
[19:01] <hikiko> no
[19:01] <thumper> (assuming you didn't use a light weight checkout)
[19:01] <hikiko> i replaced them
[19:01] <hikiko> with low resolution textures
[19:02] <hikiko> and now i want the previous high resolution
[19:02] <hikiko> from the previous release
[19:02] <fullermd> In that case you want to use 'revert' on those files.
[19:04] <hikiko> bzr revert file 1 file2 etc?
[19:05] <fullermd> revert -rWHATEVER file1 file2 ...
[19:07] <hikiko> thank you :)
[23:09] <mgz> hm, apparently it's midnight back home.