[12:27] <Vorpal> hm just checked out an old project I haven't worked on for a while from launchpad, and it said "Doing on-the-fly conversion from RemoteRepositoryFormat(_network_name='Bazaar pack repository format 1 (needs bzr 0.92)\n') to RepositoryFormat2a()."
[12:27] <Vorpal> how do I update the repo format on the launchpad side?
[12:55] <maxb> Vorpal: The best way is usually to let LP do it server-side - people who have write access to the branch should see an upgrade link near the bottom of the branch's information page on https://code.launchpad.net/
[12:56] <maxb> There is also a 'bzr upgrade' command, but it results in large amounts of data transfer to and from LP to do the upgrade client-side and re-upload the result
[12:57] <maxb> Realistically there's little point in using pre-2a formats these days, unless you're in a very weird environment where bzr 1.x may still be used
 Vorpal: The best way is usually to let LP do it server-side - people who have write access to the branch should see an upgrade link near the bottom of the branch's information page on https://code.launchpad.net/ <-- hm I looked for one, and it is my branch
[18:38] <Vorpal> but hrrm
 Realistically there's little point in using pre-2a formats these days, unless you're in a very weird environment where bzr 1.x may still be used <-- exactly
[18:38] <Vorpal> ah found it
[18:42] <Vorpal> maxb, thanks
[20:20] <gelph> started new project, pushed personal branch -- [ bzr push lp:~userid/project/branch ] -- using "decentralized with mainline commit" model -- I only have commit rights -- someone else branches [ bzr branch lp:project ] -- how/where do they push for me to see their changes and to merge their stuff in?
[20:29] <gelph> Oh wait I think I see the answer.  You push to a different place, your personal place.  Other guy does: [ bzr push lp:~userid2/project/branch2 ], right?
[20:30] <commandoline> hi, does anyone know if it's possible to login with launchpadlib via a credentials file? (I need it to run the script in a cronjob)
[21:01] <commandoline> ah, the credentials_file of Laujnchpad.login_with seems what I need.