[11:06] <sidi> Is anyone aware of a Chinese tutorial for Bazaar? I have a Chinese student who's struggling to understand the basics and I'm under the impression a native resource would help
[12:59] <fullermd> Can't say that I've ever heard of one...
[13:23] <LeoNerd> The basic concepts of any modern DVCS are all basically the same; it might be easy to pick up the basics from anything that happens to be locally-translated, then the specifics of any particular one will make more sense afterwards
[15:19] <dr_iil> Hi there.
[15:20] <dr_iil> Probably google blindness but I've been looking for documentation on using bzr with composer but not coming up with much.
[15:20] <dr_iil> If anyone could point me at some appropriate reading that would be very welcome.
[15:20] <dr_iil> Thanks
[15:20] <LeoNerd> composer?
[15:22] <dr_iil> For managing dependencies.
[15:23] <LeoNerd> Hmm.. not heard of it myself
[15:25] <dr_iil> Works really well for managing versions into packages. e.g. package uses a different version of a data object. Versions are in the same repository etc. Works with GIT SVN and Mercurial. Can't find anything in the Composer docs about Bazaar. Can't find anything in Bazaar docs about Composer
[15:27] <dr_iil> Nevermind. Probably they've just not gotten round to it yet.
[15:28] <dr_iil> Sure it will be straight forward to work out.
[15:30] <dr_iil> It's turned out to be very straightforward, It's just not supported. Oh well that solves that one.
[15:33] <fullermd> It _is_ always nice when problems have simple and straightforward resolutions.  Sorta.
[15:35] <fullermd> I think Composer is one of those things floating around the same crowd of people who use Docker and such things.
[15:36] <fullermd> And as such, presumably makes sense once you internalize the couple dozen other components of that world, but is completely impossible to describe or comprehend otherwise...
[15:48] <dr_iil> It's the kind of tool that's invaluable if you development isn't absolutely linear or you have to progressively update a component across multiple projects that have shared components.
[15:50] <dr_iil> Or if you manage components in separated projects.