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Re: bzr repository ready?
From: |
Karl Fogel |
Subject: |
Re: bzr repository ready? |
Date: |
Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:59:19 -0600 |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/23.1.50 (gnu/linux) |
Everyone:
It's a wiki. Please edit it :-).
I've always expected that doc would need updating after we start using
Bazaar for development; if we can make some of those improvements before
then, that's even better. (I'm no Bazaar expert, so please don't worry
that you'll be losing some deep wisdom if you edit it -- what I wrote is
just a starting point.)
-Karl
Óscar Fuentes <address@hidden> writes:
> Stefan Monnier <address@hidden> writes:
>
>>> If you were starting from scratch with emacs and bazaar, you clone emacs
>>> development branch (with `bzr branch URL' or downloading a
>>> tarball).
>>
>> Actually, "bzr branch URL" on the Emacs repository is a bad idea.
>> In his setup where he'll be using 2 branches, he wants to use
>> a shared repository.
>
> You got that wrong. I was not suggesting that he shall create a remote
> branch. `bzr branch URL' creates a local branch:
>
> bzr branch http://somehost.com/repo/bzr/project/trunk
>
> creates a branch which is a clone of the branch pointed by the URL, but
> on your local machine.
>
> Besides, using a shared repository is just a disk&time saving trick, it
> doesn't affect the workflow otherwise.
>
> So he needs to download the Emacs branch. `bzr branch URL' is one way,
> downloading a tarball is another. You can put the result of `bzr branch'
> directly on a shared repo. If you downloaded the tarball and want to put
> your mirror branch on a shared repository you need two extra steps
> besides downloading and untarring. The first is precisely `bzr branch',
> but this time locally using the tarball'ed branch as the parent, and the
> second step is configuring the resulting branch for using the remote
> emacs branch at GNU as its parent.
>
> Once you created your local mirror with any of the methods above
> mentioned, you can start making local branches for hacking, for
> storing your personal changes, or for publishing them.
- Re: bzr repository ready?, (continued)
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Alan Mackenzie, 2009/11/18
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Karl Fogel, 2009/11/19
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Eli Zaretskii, 2009/11/20
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Karl Fogel, 2009/11/20
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Lennart Borgman, 2009/11/20
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Óscar Fuentes, 2009/11/20
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Lennart Borgman, 2009/11/20
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Óscar Fuentes, 2009/11/20
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Stefan Monnier, 2009/11/21
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Óscar Fuentes, 2009/11/21
- Re: bzr repository ready?,
Karl Fogel <=
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Stephen J. Turnbull, 2009/11/21
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Karl Fogel, 2009/11/22
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Stephen J. Turnbull, 2009/11/23
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Karl Fogel, 2009/11/23
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Karl Fogel, 2009/11/23
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Stephen J. Turnbull, 2009/11/23
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Karl Fogel, 2009/11/23
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Karl Fogel, 2009/11/29
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Stephen J. Turnbull, 2009/11/30
- Re: bzr repository ready?, Karl Fogel, 2009/11/30