Petter Reinholdtsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [Vagrant Cascadian]
>> pointers on good baz documentation would be useful. i'm mainly used
>> to cvs and svn. i haven't yet found baz documentation that clicks-
>> it feels like a steep learning curve for someone used to centralized
>> revision control systems.
>
> I would really appreaciate some good baz intro as well. I've been
> able to check out the code and do 'baz diff', but have not found out
> how to commit my changes into anything, nor how to make the changes I
> do available for others.
Hello,
Basically you need to do:
- Create one archive for you. Using baz make-archive.
For example, I did:
$: baz make-archive [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/arch
- Branch the code you want to change, for example, to work on APT I
did:
$: baz branch [EMAIL PROTECTED]/apt--main--0 [EMAIL PROTECTED]/apt--fixes--0
if you set your archive as default you can remove it from the last
parameter and only leave the branch name.
- Checkout and work as normally.
- To mirror it outside, you can check the following page:
http://bazaar.canonical.com/doc/MirroringArchives.html
Well, this is a brief description how to use it, any problem, fell
free to talk with me at IRC.
See you all.
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