Re: Bazaar

[Stefan Monnier]

Hi Jason,

As you may have seen, I've been trying out the new Bzr code in savannah,
and for now it seems to work.  The lack of "bzr+ssh" access is
unfortunate, but hopefully that will get fixed at some point.  I do not
think it should stop us from switching now (just like the slow initial
checkout problem).

Regarding the address@hidden messages, I'm writing a script to do
that "outside of savannah".

So it seems all the critical pieces are in place.  We're still waiting
for comments from the mailing-list, of course.  In the mean time I'd
like to double check with you that, assuming all is well, you can make
a "final" conversion at any time.


        Stefan


>>>>> "Stefan" == Stefan Monnier <address@hidden> writes:
> I've just installed an "old" Bazaar mirror of Emacs's repository (the
> one in http://bzr.notengoamigos.org/emacs-merges.tar.gz) into
> sftp://bzr.sv.gnu.org/srv/bzr/emacs/emacs-merges.  The "trunk" is
> actually called "master" (that's because the mirror went through Git).

> As far as I can tell, it works OK (including the loggerhead feature that
> allows browsing the repository from the Savannah web page).  Feel free to
> try it out (including installing any change you want: it'll be thrown
> away and replaced by another Bzr repository when we do the real switch).

> The problems I know of are:
> - the orignal checkout is likely to be terribly slow.  Better do it by
>   downloading http://bzr.notengoamigos.org/emacs-merges.tar.gz.
> - no bzr+ssh access: only http and sftp currently.
> - no link to address@hidden, that I can see.

> Please take a look at it (try to do the things you
> often/usually/occasionally do on the CVS repository to see if they work
> as well).


>         Stefan