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Someone committed all binaries to our bazaar trunk, and I want to get rid of it. `bzr del file' only deletes the file from the current revision, but not the history of the file. Is there a way we can remove the file history so that we don't all have to download hundreds of MBs of data? There is 2 ways. But you need to be ready that you will re-create the part (or even full) of your branch history, so your current (local) branches will become incompatible with new branch after deleting the file. 1) Manual way. You can create a copy of your branch to revision just before big files have added.

I am trying to sync the following repo repo init -u git://github.com/SlimRoms/platform_manifest.git -b jb The problem is i have started the repo sync around 30 hours ago & its still not complete. (i have a 1Mbps connection). I dont want to keep the laptop switched for so long now & would like to pause the current sync & resume later. So, i searched a bit, and found out that to pause the current download/sync i could use: ctrl+C ctrl+Z just close the terminal (it will resume download next time automatically) So i tried using ctrl+c, the download stopped. And then to resume i tried "fg", but it

I am using EF4 with code first and have a repository for persistence and a service layer that interacts with it. I have a service layer method that calls a IQueryable method on my repository and returns a IEnumerable containing the entities. I also need to return the total record count so I can calculate the paging links. How should I return both the int and IEnumerable from my service method? Use a out parameter on the method for the total row count Create a separate class that includes the total row count as a property Move the paging LINQ query out of the service layer (expose the

I'm using repo, which is used by Android project, to manage my project. Is there a tool to create repo manifest file with SHA based on current work directory as the following? <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <manifest> <remote fetch="git://address.com/" name="origin" review="review.address.com"/> <default remote="origin" revision="ics-something" sync-j="4"/> <manifest-server url="http://manifests.address.com:8000"/> <!-- sniff --> <project name="platform/frameworks/base" path="frameworks/base" revision="ecb41a77411358d385e3fde5b4e98a5f3d9cfdd5"/> <project name="platform/packages/apps

I have a team on my bitbucket account, myteam , which contains a project named mainproject . Whenever I want to create a repository inside I only need to execute this command line: $ curl -X POST -v -u myaccount:passwd "https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/repositories/myteam/repo1" -d '{"scm": "git", "is_private": "true", "fork_policy": "no_public_forks"}' This works. However the issue arises when I create a second project, named secondproject . How am I supposed to tell the API to which project the repository should belong? I tried specifying the project information in the data (-d): $ curl -X POST