[00:00] i think create_clone_on_transport might be the more 'bzr branch'y api [00:05] i wonder what the no_tree argument does [00:07] mwhudson: hi === yofel_ is now known as yofel [11:49] A question, I'm not able to connect to lanchpad, I'm using corkscrew since I'm behind a proxy, I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong... http://paste.ubuntu.com/1592875/ [11:50] from yesterday, can you ssh to anywhere at all like that? [11:51] if not you really need corkscrew help, not bazaar/launchpad help. [11:51] yes, hi :) no I'm not able to ssh anywhere else [11:52] I followed the corkscrew help, by adding the config file "Proxy Command 172.16.35.90 8080 %h%p" [11:55] spacecowboy29: can you http proxy through the given ip and address? [11:55] I was able to connect using bzr when I removed my username from bazaar.conf [11:58] bzr branch lp:calibre, seems to work fine when I'm not using a username from bazaar.conf, so I should get some corkscrew help ? Does bzr handle ssh through https on it's own ? [11:58] did you have HTTP_PROXY set? [11:59] yes I set it system wide in the Networks option [12:01] But this was working before, I must have borked some config file or something, if this doesn't work I'll have to reinstall the os, then I'll know for sure.... [12:02] google "ssh corkscrew" or something, from their readme it seems it only works against certain http proxies [12:02] so, you might need to find out what http proxy is and if it's on the supported list [12:05] ok will do, thanks :) === LoganCloud_ is now known as LoganCloud === LoganCloud is now known as Guest19155 === bsd1 is now known as bsd === slank_away is now known as slank === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|afk === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] [17:40] hi. can bzr checkout a single revision/tag from a remote repo, or do i have to pull the entire repo, then select/switch to a tag locally? [17:40] bzr co -rFOO URL [17:40] -r123 or -rtag:NAME or whatever [17:42] LeoNerd: ah, simple enough. noted! thx. [17:42] The commandset is usually quite orthogonal like that. Most commands that can care about a specific revision take a -r for example [17:51] LeoNerd: when i bzr co -rtag:FOO, am I still pulling the complete repo, in terms of total MB, but just ending up in the FOO-tag state? or Am I actually pulling less content? [17:51] Er... hrmm.. Notsure offhand [17:52] I'm trying to avoid, specifically, pulling the entire MySQL repo just to get at the latest code. It's *huge* (&/or slow ...) [17:53] Oh. So you'll still get all the history up until that point [17:53] So even if you pull -r1000 you'll get -r1 to -r999 as well. I'm just not sure if it will pull any history -past- that; -r1001 and onwards [17:54] ah, so not a solution. unless 'they' create a tarball from a specific checkout, I get all the prior history. :-/ [17:54] Yah [17:54] well, rats. [18:05] thx [18:07] Oh DarylXian left — he could use a stacked branch === deryck[lunch] is now known as deryck === mmrazik|afk is now known as mmrazik [19:04] Is there a handy way I can store locally in a workdir, some extra name=value information related to a specific branch? [19:04] I'm writign some wrapper automation scripts, and I need to keep track of some more details [19:05] LeoNerd: `bzr config --scope=branch leo-special=1`? [19:06] Hmmm.... that might work [19:06] retrieve by not assigning [19:07] Yah.. I'll try that, thnaks [19:07] ... now all I need to do is work out how to wrap p4 change and obtain the new OCL number [19:07] I'd use a prefix just so you're double-sure not to clash with other config keys :) [19:08] Sure