Am Montag, den 08.12.2008, 23:37 -0500 schrieb Tonko Juricic:
> I don't understand bazaar. I'm afraid I'm merging and committing
> without a slightest idea of what will be the result of the operation.
> After resolving the conflicts I wanted to create a new diff.

There are guides to using bzr that are worth reading carefully, as it
works well (though very slowly) once you get the hang of it.

A commit will commit to your local repository. After a commit, bzr diff
won't output anything. To see conflicts: bzr conflicts. After you've
fixed a conflict: bzr resolve. To see diff from trunk: bzr diff --old
<path-to-trunk-repository>.

You can also do bzr merge --preview to see what will happen before you
actually merge.

bwy

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