[01:14] how do I set the source branch of a directory? [01:17] I have been trying to with bzr switch, bzr pull and I still dont get the current revision [01:17] I get some merge tips when I run bzr status [01:18] When I pull it tells me that the branches have diverged and thus I have to merge, I merge and try again but nothing changes [01:33] bpaste.net output of 'bzr status' [02:53] bob2, http://bpaste.net/show/2XVKrJcfFLSFgeDA4lxp/ [02:56] you need to either commit the merge or abort it [03:00] ok, but if I commit wouldn't I keep on having divergent branches? [03:04] bob2, ^ [03:36] ? === yofel_ is now known as yofel [07:01] morning all === jam1 is now known as jam [08:02] morning! [08:08] morning mgz [08:52] morning .gzS [08:53] S? [08:54] mgz: you and your army ? :) [09:03] mgz and wgz :) [09:03] The 'S' was for non-native regexps speakers ;) [10:56] hello all o/ [10:57] hi caravel [10:59] I've introduced bzr for a while in one of my projects, and got windoz users to use it w/ Tortoise, Here I use Fedora 16 KDE, cli works great :) [11:00] I've acivated Bazaar KDE service as avail under 4.8.3, but it doesn't seem to work : [11:01] all I get, when I enter one of the repo folders in Dolphin, is a statusbar message : Update of version information failed." [11:02] nb, this is a local shared repo with bzr+ssh branched trees inside, and ssh is configured fine w/keys (i.e. no pwd needed while using the cli) [11:04] (I also use Bazaar explorer and QBazaar, these worked fine the few times I tried them) [11:08] * caravel wouldn't mind getting the same level of visual comfort as in the past with tortoise/cvs/svn under windoz, that's pretty efficient "when it works", even thou it costs a few resources :) [11:13] caravel: is there anything with that message in your .bzr.log file? `bzr version` will tell you where to find it [11:45] jelmer: did you notice bug #1001270 [11:45] Launchpad bug 1001270 in bzr email commit hook "recent refactoring removed send_text_and_attachment_email" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1001270 [11:47] vila: ah, didn't see that [11:48] I guess there's no tests for that bit of the code :( [11:49] there was :) [11:49] but not at blacbox level [11:49] k [11:49] vila: I don't see anything in bzr-email that tests it? [11:49] so yeah, not *enough* tests [11:50] tests/test_smpt_connection.py [11:50] tp [11:50] the one you removed ;) [11:53] vila: I've merged Bob's fix [11:54] I had no idea, your the only committer there [11:55] (revno 56) [12:20] jelmer: ha, completely misread your remark about Bob, where did you merge the fix ? [12:22] jelmer: lp:bzr-email is still at revno57, no fix there [12:31] vila: sorry, pushed now [12:36] jelmer: works \o/ [12:50] mgz: thanks for your answer (just seen it) well, bzr version tells me the log file is /home/myuser/.bzr.log however there is no such file here (?) Using bzr-2.4.2-1.fc16.x86_64 (latest stable in fedora @updates repo) [12:52] * caravel found it .... kate won't open it for some reason, nano does [12:55] * caravel hmm, can open it with kate from cli or using xdg-open, it's just the kate file selector that refuses to open it (?) [13:02] mgz: ok, so when entering the folder which holds the shared repo, the log complains that there is no checkout subdir - which makes sense. I guess it shouldn't, since it's a shared repo ? http://www.fpaste.org/W1kS/ [13:02] shouldn't *search for a working tree, I mean [13:05] besides, entering any of the subfolders in dolphin - each holding a branched working tree - does not complain any more. I will check the log next time (thanks) [13:06] however it spits 6 identical "opening working tree" stanzas in the log, that sounds much ? [13:08] sorry, they're not identical, u'root' u'ignored' u'status' then again u'root' u'ignored' u'status' [13:13] caravel: glad that's working now, extra stuff in the log is likely just the dolphin extension doing a bit more work than it needs to [13:13] mgz: indeed. Well, it's nice to see the folder colour changing to green :) [13:13] (folder name) [13:14] mgz: I suppose the behavior on the shared repo is a bug, right ? [13:17] I'd have another question for today : is that an issue to use 2.4.2.1/Fedora and 2.5.0/Windoz clients simulatneously (from different hosts) to push commits to the same remote branches ? [13:18] caravel: no, there shouldn't be. [13:18] mgz: thanks. And how about using both clients to manipulate the same local shared repository, i.e. alternatively from a Fedora host and an XP guest (as running in a VM) ? [13:19] I mean, not performing actions at the same time, but one after each other [13:20] that's a little more suspect, mostly due to ntfs/nfs issues [13:20] depends how exactly you're sharing the filesystem basically [13:20] mgz: XP guest accessed the folders as network share, so that's vboxfs not ntfs [13:21] accesses* [13:21] well, I can't express myself today :) [13:22] I mean, not a net share, a vbox share -- xp sees it as a network share, but it is not really [13:24] mgz: as a matter of fact I did init and branch using 2.5.0/xp guest, then pulled using 2.4.2.1/fedora host, and that seem to work transparently :) just fearing some mess if going back and forth [13:25] provided access really is serialised, and you stick you the subset of filesystem features both xp and nix support, it should be fine [13:25] right [13:26] I just need to keep guiding windoz users i.e. screen caps and things sometimes, but wish to to be bound to windoz myself, and 2.5.0 isn't there yet in fedora repo [13:26] wish *not [13:28] ok, thanks mgz [13:28] thanks everyone for the nice progress cf. kde service client, and good day o/ [13:29] * caravel will come back with more log if error ever come back :) [15:59] hi [16:00] can someone remind me easiest way to cherry-pick commits from one bzr branch to another? something like "git format-patch" + "git am" would be lovely as this also keeps commit message. Now I am doing "bzr diff -cREV" + "patch -p0" but have to commit after it and provide commit message === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] [17:16] hrw: I've used "bzr merge -r 122..123", you can combine it with -rbranch and get from any branch? [17:23] what would cause bzr to not use '.bzrignore' === deryck[lunch] is now known as deryck [18:00] bj0: is it versioned? [18:07] the .bzrignore file is versioned yes [18:08] there are 'unknown' files in the directory, if i add them to .bzrignore, they are still listed as unknown. [18:24] bj0: can you give an example? [18:26] you mean like this? http://pastebin.com/Umbhi4CV [18:27] hmm, that seems wrong indeed [18:27] bj0: what version of bzr are you using? [18:28] 2.5b6 [18:28] it works for some of my bzr branches [18:28] most of them actually [18:28] not sure why this one doesn't work