[10:08] <yusha> Where can I get a full list of bzr's configuration options?
[10:13] <mgz> yusha: `bzr help configuration`, also the html docs
[10:29] <yusha> Both lacked any reference to "ssl" anywhere. Anyway, I brute forced the configuration, thanks
[16:24] <deepy> I have a subversion repository with a file that I need to make a local modification to, I want my VCS to pretend that I haven't touched that file. Can I use bzr for this?
[16:28] <LeoNerd> I vaguely recall a "bzr freeze", though I appear not to have it here so maybe it's a plugin..?
[16:29] <jelmer> LeoNerd: I don't think that was actually implemented.
[16:29] <LeoNerd> Hrmmm
[16:30] <jelmer> I concur.
[16:30] <mgz> lofi methods, like having a config template and then an ignored actual config file, seem to work best
[16:31] <LeoNerd> Yah
[16:31] <LeoNerd> I dislike the general idea of freeze, because it's about as dangerous as the git index
[16:31] <LeoNerd> It allows you to check in a state of the source tree that never actually existed in disk, and so couldn't possibly have been compiled, unit tested, or whatever.
[16:32] <LeoNerd> It becomes far too easy to accidentally commit things that cannot possibly work
[21:36] <mark06> I have bzr-email installed, and I have configured the commit message including two line breaks like this: post_commit_body = "Olá, $committer adicionou a revisão $revision ao projeto EXOF.\n\n"
[21:38] <mark06> It was me actually who wrote such functionality, but I think it's bzr who should interpret or not the line breaks
[21:38] <mark06> apparently, this used to work with old versions of Bazaar, but it's not working now
[21:38] <mark06> what could have changed and what can I do to fix this?
[21:47] <mark06> it seems that self._format has changed
[21:48] <mark06> uhm, no
[22:21] <mark06> I didn't remember but the new lines thing was removed when merging into trunk
[22:21] <mark06> the solution is using triple quotes in config file
[22:21] <mark06> thanks all anyway