Re: [Gnu-arch-users] Mirrors and remote repositories...

[Dustin Sallings]

On Mar 2, 2004, at 19:21, The Doctor What wrote:

> However, I'm using a laptop, so I want disconnected operation, where
> I can "store up" changesets to push up later.  How do I do this?
> The docs I'm reading say that a mirror is readonly.  Am I reading
> something wrong?

	Mirrors are read-only, but you can create a local archive and branch 
from your mirror into it, make changes in that branch, and then merge 
those changes back into the original archive when you're back 
``online.''

> Also: I'm a little unclear... Does tla not offer an oportunity to
> commit single files outside a changeset, like BK?  I liked that
> behaviour since I could make tonnes of small changes and they'd all
> be documented with change comments, then I could send them all as
> one large changeset with really well documented changes.

	Yes, you can specify a ``limit'' when you perform a commit (see commit 
-h).

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