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问题 This question stems from Is keeping original timestamp useful in bazaar commit/pull/etc.? and in particular from this answer. Ideally, when using Version control (VC), with software like bazaar (Version control system, VCS), one would be able to: Keep the true modification time of files contents across the various copies, since this is an important piece of information about a file . This is true regardless of the specific contents of the files under VC. Make sure that build targets depending

问题 This question stems from Is keeping original timestamp useful in bazaar commit/pull/etc.? and in particular from this answer. Ideally, when using Version control (VC), with software like bazaar (Version control system, VCS), one would be able to: Keep the true modification time of files contents across the various copies, since this is an important piece of information about a file . This is true regardless of the specific contents of the files under VC. Make sure that build targets depending

问题 This question stems from Is keeping original timestamp useful in bazaar commit/pull/etc.? and in particular from this answer. Ideally, when using Version control (VC), with software like bazaar (Version control system, VCS), one would be able to: Keep the true modification time of files contents across the various copies, since this is an important piece of information about a file . This is true regardless of the specific contents of the files under VC. Make sure that build targets depending

问题 I use Mercurial for version controlling my source code. But some people prefer other version control systems (like git, Bazaar, SVN, CVS). I would like to know, is it possible to store a repository under multiple systems at once, so people can use whichever repository they want? 回答1: GitHub developed the hg-git extension for Mercurial. This extension allows you to clone from git repositories using Mercurial, and then push back in. So if you didn't mind having a central git repository, then it

问题 Where is the format of the file .bzr.log documented? 回答1: .bzr.log is not supposed to be machine-readable format, it's debug log in human-readable format, in which different parts of bzrlib write some runtime information. As of today standard Python library logging used for writing to .bzr.log. You can find the note/info/warning/mutter methods in bzrlib/trace.py module. 回答2: See: Bazaar User Reference Log formats section. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3430864/where-is-the-format-of

问题 I want to setup CruiseControl.Net at my company. We currently have several .net solutions stored in a Bazaar repository and I want to use MSBuild to build each solution. This didn't seem too controversial, but I can't see an easy way of binding CruiseControl.Net to Bazaar. There seems to have been a plugin to do this at http://www.sorn.net/projects/bazaar-ccnet but this link no longer works and I cant seem to find the plugin anywhere else I was going to use the External source control type,

问题 How to properly remove a bazaar branch from a repository? What if I want to remove a branch completely, so it would be impossible to find if this branch existed? I'm aware of the remove-branch command, but are there any alternatives? 回答1: bzr remove-branch is the easiest way to remove a branch. If you can't use that command, can you mention why not? You can also just remove the branch directory manually, e.g.: bzr rm -rf .bzr/branch . This will however skip several checks that bzr remove

问题 I have been using Bzr for version control of my project over the last few months. I am the sole developer, and currently I just have everything in a single local project directory, to which I commit and which I sync to DriveHQ. I now have some large-scale experiments in mind which would likely break this main line, so I've been looking into the concepts of branches and shared repositories. So my question is, basically: how should I go about creating a new, shared repository from this already

问题 I'm switching from SVN to Bzr for my private projects. There is one feature missing for me, which SVN provides: The replacement of a $Id:$ placeholder with the latest version identification. So far, Bzr provides hooks to do some tricks within the commit process. I've managed to get a list of modified files an manipulate them on the local disk. The problem I encounter is that the snapshot, which is taken from the files that are part of the commit, is made before my modification. The result is,

问题 I'm switching from SVN to Bzr for my private projects. There is one feature missing for me, which SVN provides: The replacement of a $Id:$ placeholder with the latest version identification. So far, Bzr provides hooks to do some tricks within the commit process. I've managed to get a list of modified files an manipulate them on the local disk. The problem I encounter is that the snapshot, which is taken from the files that are part of the commit, is made before my modification. The result is,