Notices tagged with bzr
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#Mercurial now supports !Python 3. With years of work ahead to fix the inevitable bugs. https://gregoryszorc.com/blog/2020/01/13/mercural%27s-journey-to-and-reflections-on-python-3/ #hg #py3
#Breezy, #brz, ( the continuation of #Bazaar, #bzr, ) also supports #Python3 https://pypi.org/project/breezy/
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@notclacke I've not heard of that one. I have some research to do. By the way, #bzr is getting a !Python 3 refresh as #brz ... breezy-vcs.org
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#Bazaar ( #bzr ) is being updated for !Python 3 under the name #Breezy ( #brz ). https://www.breezy-vcs.org/
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"Merging in !bzr: The #git approach vs the #bzr approach
(or, why explicit merges, a mainline, and merge direction are important)": http://toykeeper.net/tutorials/bzr-vs-git/
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!bzr rewrite/rebase plugin needs a new maintainer (as do several others), in case anyone's interested in the job: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/bazaar/2014q1/075813.html
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#bzr !fedgroup: http://status.hackerposse.com/group/bzr
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My #StatusNet #git repo is 264 MB without ever having been touched by #bzr. "git gc" gets it down to 252 MB; "git gc --aggressive" gets it down to 77 MB. #Good-thing I have 16 GB RAM in this laptop....
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And the #git people think the #bzr people are #crazy? http://status.hackerposse.com/url/4543
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There's a !bzr "reserved edit" plugin. #Why? To help #DVCS users #remember the #bad-old-days of #VC? https://launchpad.net/bzr-reserved-edit
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!bzr init: a (new) Bazaar #Tutorial http://bzrinit.com/
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Restraining myself from participating in #esr's `move emacs from !bzr to #git' thread on the #emacs #dev list.... http://status.hackerposse.com/url/4532
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There's a #bzr "reserved edit" plugin. #Why? To help #DVCS users #remember the #bad-old-days of #VC? https://launchpad.net/bzr-reserved-edit
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I think I have *way* too much fun playing with #bzr merge-graphs....
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I was just thinking @fsf might like to take over hosting the project groups like !gnu, !guile, !nautilus, !gcc, !gpl, !bzr, !gnus..., etc. But, yeah-- @fsf hosting !fsf might make sense too.... :)
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« due to popular demand we recently moved the #apt source code from #bzr to #git » #vcswarwoes
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I generally set my shared #bzr branches to disallow `merge down, hijack mainline context, push up' behaviour: "append_revisions_only=True"
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Interestingly, #bzr lets you reconfigure a lightweight checkout to have full local history, in the background, while you're working with it.
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It takes me 50 *seconds* to make a svn-like `lightweight checkout' of #emacs trunk with #bzr, or 4 minutes to make a stacked branch.
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It takes me 15 minutes to download 30 years of #emacs dev history with #bzr, vs. 20 minutes with #git....