[06:24] <jelmer> hi gour
[06:42] <gour> jell jelmer
[06:42] <gour> *hello
[06:53] <jelmer> Gour: just replied to your bug
[06:56] <gour> jelmer: me too ;)
[10:41] <gour> it seems that loggerhead is not very actively developed. should one be worried i nregardto brz & publishing repos on private servers?
[11:26] <gour> jelmer: now i did re-run fast-import process and, indeed, /tmp was left with no space, but i wonder how is it that fast-import does consume 7.9G of space to import git repo of 20M?
[11:42] <mgz> gour: probably not super worried, though loggerhead isn't great
[11:42] <gour> mgz: what is recommended instead?
[11:43] <mgz> there isn't, which is part of the point
[11:44] <mgz> have looked at making very minimal read-only views sometimes, but it's just quite a lot of work to make a vcs web client thingy
[11:44] <gour> ok
[11:44] <gour> btw, what is correct scheme for fetching git repos from github with bzr-git?
[11:46] <gour> (via ssh)
[11:54] <gour> i get: brz: ERROR: No module named git.mapping when using something like: brz branch git://git@github.com:restic/restic.git
[12:04] <mgz> have you got dulwich installed?
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[12:39] <gour> yes, dulwuch is installed
[12:41] <gour> *dulwich
[12:50] <jelmer> gour: for breezy there is lp:~jelmer/loggerhead/breezy
[12:50] <jelmer> gour: but please note that all of these are still very much in flux at the moment, so expect things to be broken
[12:51] <jelmer> gour: can you file a bug for the bn
[12:51] <jelmer> Brz-git issue?
[13:17] <gour> jelmer: i did install breezy via pip...
[13:18] <jelmer> gour: that probably explains it
[13:20] <gour> jelmer: should i still submit ticket?
[13:22] <gour> the point is that bzr/brz brings some nice stuff in comparison with fossil - support for git format and proper pre/post hooks. it also does have simple model and great ui...hg, is, imho, plagued with the need for too many extensions and, git is, well, git
[13:23] <gour> jelmer: what about fast-import using so much space?
[16:11] <vila> gour: do you need fast-import vs git clone + bzr git ?
[16:35] <gour> vila: i'd like to try both
[16:37] <vila> gour: right. If one fails, try the other :-)
[16:38] <vila> AFAIK fast-import is not maintained so I would bet less on it than on brz-git
[16:46] <gour> ok, but bzr-git does not work as well considering my pip-based install. otoh, i wonder if there is some performance/feature-penalty using git format instead of the native one?