=== c74d is now known as Guest21388 [06:57] is bzr-externals still the thing to manage related branches? or is there something nicer I'm not aware of? === c74d is now known as Guest61567 [23:17] Hey, I'm a gitter. I'd like to contribute to lp:scratch. I've done bzr branch lp:scratch and made some changes (haven't committed them yet) [23:18] I'd like to move my changes to a branch bugfix-1080904 and push them to my launchpad repo so I can make a merge request. Can someone assist me with this? [23:19] What you call the branch on LP and what you call it locally don't have any necessary relation. So the simplest thing is just commit and push. [23:20] I feel like if I push it may think I'm trying to push into "master" (or the bzr equivalent) [23:21] Well, remember, in bzr the thing you're push'ing around (and branch'ing initially) isn't a "repo" with branches in it, it's a single branch. [23:21] It doesn't have any "name", apart from the URL or path or whatever access schemata. [23:22] forgive me; before today, I've only heard of bzr, but never actually worked with it [23:22] Hey, if it weren't for people in that situation, I'd have nothing to do here ;) [23:23] If you were doing long-term ongoing stuff, there are alternate workspace/etc setups you'd want to investigate. [23:23] I see on this page ( https://code.launchpad.net/~elementary-apps/scratch/scratch/+activereviews ) the other committers all have branches beginning with their names then scratch (the project I'm committing to), then their "feature branch name", so if I just add, commit, and push, I'll have something similar? [23:24] But for a oneoff, "bzr branch lp:whatever ; ; bzr push lp:~/whatever/bugfix-12345" or the like works fine. [23:24] Yeah, the LP scheme is something like //; it uses that internally to tie stuff together. [23:24] (technically a LP thing, not a bzr thing) [23:25] I _think_ LP properly expands bare "~" to "~you"; if not you might have to spell out your username there. [23:26] fullermd: I see, thank you. One more question though: does bzr commit (without the -m flag) open up a vim editor for me to write my commit message in? [23:26] Should pop up $EDITOR like most other programs, yeah. [23:26] Or $VISUAL, etc.