/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/04/15/#bzr.txt

fred___can i checkout something from google code / svn using bzr?01:02
fred___in other words, can you use bzr as a client for git and svn repos?01:03
treavesWow.01:03
=== Fred_ is now known as Guest14760
LeoNerdbzr rebase -r123   <== it's trying to interpret -r as a revision in my local branch, not the rebase source16:35
jelmerLeoNerd: yes, that's the intended behaviour16:36
LeoNerdRighty... hrm.. so how do I specify the revision of the rebase source?16:36
LeoNerdI want to pick the most recent release tag, not the absolute latest development head16:36
jelmerLeoNerd: it sounds like you want to cherrypick, rather than rebase16:38
LeoNerdI definitely want a rebase16:38
jelmerLeoNerd: the rebase source *is* the current branch16:40
jelmerLeoNerd: you specify the branch on top of which you want to rebase16:40
LeoNerdYah.. so...    bzr rebase ../thing.TRUNK  normally16:40
LeoNerdI want to pick -r123 of the .TRUNK, even though currently it's at -r12516:40
LeoNerdI think --onto 123  is what I want16:41
LeoNerdAaand that got it16:42
LeoNerdYeah, that did it :)16:45
youlysses-ltAny resources around that lists "why dvcs are better than non"? I'm finally am picking one ... and right now I'm not informed enough to have a preference. The only that sticks out to me in bzr atm, is it's part of the GNU project.17:37
LeoNerdBecause I can commit code while I'm offline on the London Underground train to work every morning18:35
LeoNerdTobehonest, is one of my main reasons18:36
youlysses-ltSo it's great for "on-the-go" types?18:51

Generated by irclog2html.py 2.7 by Marius Gedminas - find it at mg.pov.lt!