[13:05] <SunilJoshi> hello, i am getting difference in my files as properties changed: -x to +x.... any idea about this?
[13:05] <SunilJoshi> i hv a dual boot Windows 7  + ubuntu, repos was originally checked out in windows and i am using the same in ubuntu.. now
[13:52] <vila> wow, 3 minutes waiting for an answer is too much ? Allo ? This is IRC ;)
[13:52] <vila> SunilJoshi: Don't do that then.
[13:53] <vila> SunilJoshi: bzr can hide the differences in the underlying file systems involved only if you don't lie to him pretending you're always using the same one.
[13:53] <vila> *to it (bzr)
[13:54] <vila> SunilJoshi: The root cause here is that even when bzr tells the file system to *not* change the 'x' property, said file system silently ignores bzr request.
[13:55] <vila> SunilJoshi: So use different working trees, even if they share the same branch.
[14:57] <vila> LarstiQ: Back to this "better diff" en emacs. I just remembered that 'e' is in dvc-diff buffer spawn an ediff session for the file at point. That may be closer to what you were after.
[14:58] <vila> s/is in/in/ s/spawn/spawns/
[21:55] <quotemstr> What's the easiest way of moving all uncommitted changes in one bzr working copy over to another working copy?
[21:56] <ali1234> commit them?
[21:58] <ali1234> if you really really want you can bzr diff > ../mypatch and then patch -p0 < ../mypatch
[22:01] <lifeless> quotemstr: cd $another; bzr merge $one --uncommitted
[22:40] <LeoNerd> Oooh.. merge --uncommitted :)
[22:41] <LeoNerd> I was going to suggest shelve, move the shelf, unshelve. But that looks neat too
[23:01] <quotemstr> lifeless: Thanks