bazaar

问题 I would like bazaar to write revision number on commit to a file in the committed branch so that this modification is included in the commit. I looked at hooks but the pre_commit hook is only run after the changeset is created, thus the modification performed by it is not committed. I found a related question: Bazaar: Modify file content before commit via hook? , however, the proposed bzr-keywords solution does not work either as its write conversion is not applied on commit: ``bzr commit``

问题 I have a development repository in bazaar and I want to convert it to git and keep it synced. I need this because I will be sharing my code with someone who doesn't know bazaar. first I needed to convert my bazaar repo to git. I googled around and I found this blog which mentions simple steps to convert from bazaar to git. But when I tried to run bzr fast-export it says there is no such command. I tried installing bzr fast-export, by sudo apt-get install bzr-fastexport . Seems I actually have

问题 I'm new to Bazaar. I'm trying to setup my SSH Keys, but I'm always getting " Permission Denied ". Here are the things I did: Open PuTTYgen Click "Generate" Move around the mouse pointer Add a passphrase "password" Click the "Save public key", and save the public key Click the "Save private key", and save the private key "Private Key.ppk" Login and go to https://launchpad.net/~paulmarkcastillo/+editsshkeys Copy the Public Key from PuTTY Key Generator window, and paste it to the Launchpad Click

问题 Git, Mercurial, and Bazaar all seem to have similar formats for their ignore file (.gitignore, .hgignore, .bzrignore [see also bzr patterns]). In order to improve synchronization of the global ignore files, would it be safe to use one as an actual file and simply symlink the other two to that file? In other words, is there any danger in making my $HOME/.gitignore the canonical ignores file and doing ln -s $HOME/.gitignore $HOME/.hgignore ln -s $HOME/.gitignore $HOME/.bazaar/ignore or is there

问题 I'm new to bazaar and would like to give it a try by storing my Emacs configuration files in one repository. These files consist of a .emacs file in my home directory (on unixish systems) and a couple of Emacs Lisp source files in /usr/local/share/emacs/site-lisp I'd really like to have one repo because some changes in my .emacs file go together with changes in other files. What I couldn't work out from the manual is how to get these files together. The "bzr init" takes recursively all files

问题 I'm still trying to figure out how the revision numbering works with bzr, despite having read the understanding revision numbers bzr documentation. I have a local branch of an upstream repository. The local revision is 689, and I haven't made any local changes. If I do bzr missing url/to/upstream , bzr tells me that I'm missing 10 revisions: 689-698. Clearly the upstream revision numbering changed, since the remote 689 is now different from my local 689. What I'm trying to figure out is: What

问题 like getting information about changesets/comments etc. 回答1: First off, if you are on Windows, you should consider using the "Python 2.x" installers rather than the standalone installer for Bazaar. This will install bzrlib in Python's site-packages directory, so you don't have to mess around with %PYTHONPATH% . If you have already used the stanadalone installer, you'll need to add lib/ and lib/library.zip from your Bazaar installation directory to the PYTHONPATH environment variable. If you

问题 I have written some python scripts that take advantage of pysvn to analyze a project. I would like to run these on a project that is now in a bazaar repo so I was wondering how I could get a copy of the bazaar repo on my machine and then translate it to a svn standard so pysvn can use it. I found some documentation on going SVN to Bazaar but not the other way around. Is it possible? 回答1: You say the scripts are in Python? You're in luck as Bazaaar is written in Python, so bzrlib can be used

问题 Which mature version control systems allow overriding algorithms of finding and applying delta? Either through plugin or through exteral tool, does not matter. It must be possible to override internal diff algorithm of a VCS for specific file types. Custom deltas must be stored in the repository to be used by the delta applying algorithm. Internal binary diff is not acceptable in my case. I mean exactly overriding algorithms, not displaying the differences using a custom diff program. 回答1:

问题 I used to go back and edit my Mercurial commits to try to create a pretty history. I might have put two unrelated things into one commit, or I might have made several commits that were better understood as a single commit, but eventually it seemed like a waste of time and I got over the minor embarrassment of having less than perfect history. Do you still do this? Why is it worthwhile to you, why don't you do it anymore, did you ever do this, or are you thinking of starting? If I was