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[10:29] <thrustcore> I keep running out of memory when trying `bzr update' -- can I do a partial update?
[10:45] <jelmer> thrustcore: yes, you can specify a revision to update
[10:45] <jelmer> thrustcore: though that might not help
[10:50] <thrustcore> jelmer: I tried bzr update -r100 and that failed, so I tried bzr update -r1 and that also ran out of memory :p
[10:50] <thrustcore> can I run bzr as 64 bit?
[10:50] <jelmer> thrustcore: yes
[10:52] <thrustcore> jelmer: do I have to download the 64 bit binary separately or is it somewhere in the distribution?
[10:52] <jelmer> thrustcore: bzr is a python application, so there is not really a binary as such
[10:52] <jelmer> thrustcore: are you on Windows perhaps?
[10:52] <thrustcore> yeah :(
[10:52] <jelmer> I have no idea how things are there
[10:52] <jelmer> sorry
[10:52] <thrustcore> it's cool
[10:53] <thrustcore> jelmer: any idea what I can do though, since I'm running out of memory? I need to get back on track... can't I update like half the tree or something
[10:54] <thrustcore> or is there perhaps a switch that doesn't do everything in-memory?
[11:01] <thrustcore> how do I find the location I need to "pull" from to mimic bzr update?
[11:03] <CcxCZ> pull takes changesets from one repository to another. update merges changesets and a working tree
[11:03] <CcxCZ> maybe revert would work for you?
[11:04] <thrustcore> CcxCZ: why would revert work though, I'm trying to get to the latest revision
[11:05] <CcxCZ> because it doesn't try to merge the changes in the working tree but rather overwrites them. but that's a wild guess on my side
[11:07] <thrustcore> you know what.... I seem to be running out of memory a lot slower now
[11:07] <thrustcore> I'm starting to think that there was one file >= 2GB that I was unable to merge
[11:08] <thrustcore> oh man
[11:08] <thrustcore> the file id "..." is not present in the tree
[11:08] <CcxCZ> thrustcore: installed python with bzr or separately?
[11:08] <thrustcore> CcxCZ: doesn't look like I have python in my path at least
[11:08] <thrustcore> I think I may have installed it with ninite though
[11:09] <CcxCZ> aww :-( https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/331342
[11:09] <ubot5> Launchpad bug 331342 in Bazaar Windows Installers "bzr python-based installer requires 32-bit python on windows; unclear message" [Medium,Confirmed]
[11:10] <thrustcore> CcxCZ: what does that mean?
[11:10] <CcxCZ> you might be able to install 64bit version by hand though
[11:14] <CcxCZ> thrustcore: you should be able to install 64bit python, then 64bit pywin32 along with other dependencies and then bzr http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/WindowsInstall
[11:15] <CcxCZ> if you do it by hand you should have >2GiB capable version of bzr
[11:15] <thrustcore> CcxCZ: I actually figured out what the issue is, the repository was renewed without me V_V
[11:15] <thrustcore> so I'll just check it out again and wait like 40 hours :P
[13:32] <thrustcore> why does bzr take such a long time to "repack text" all the time?