=== Spads_ is now known as Spads === Spads_ is now known as Spads [04:59] Question about bzr [05:00] I want a directory that I can throw random python scripts into and be able to do version control [05:00] But it's not really part of an overall "project" [05:00] Is there a way to set that up? [05:01] "bzr init" in the directory? [05:02] Peng, and then what's the process to register files and have them reflected in the version control? [05:02] The bzr quick reference card assumes that I'm going to be working on an overall project [05:02] What's "an overall project"? [05:03] For example, the doc here: http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/bzr.2.6/en/_static/en/bzr-en-quick-reference.pdf says I should do "bzr init myproject" to create a new project [05:03] But I'm not working on a project, I've just got some python scripts that I mess with every so often and I want to be able to roll back any changes that I make if they turn out to be bad [05:04] "my random crap" is a project... [05:04] "bzr init directory_with_some_python_scripts" then. [05:04] if the directory already exists, you can cd to it and "bzr init". [05:04] Ah ok [05:04] The proceed like normal, "bzr add"ing your files and such. [05:04] That makes sense I guess [05:05] I wasn't expecting it to work like that [05:05] There isn't a concept of a Project -- that's just what that guide called it. [05:05] The only times that I've used it have been in conjunction with launchpad [05:06] Yeah, bzr doc "project" doesn't have anything to do with LP "Project". [05:06] You don't have to interact with Launchpad at all if you don't want to :) [05:07] (For that matter, LP Project doesn't have anything to do with bzr, except insofar as it can include 0..n bzr branches) [05:07] Thanks both of you [05:07] I appreciate the help for a newbie === c74d is now known as Guest48047