On Apr 13, 2011, at 10:27 AM, Andreas Röhler wrote: >when closing > >[Bug 531034] Re: Add py-class-name-face? > >the question arised, if flag should be set to "fixed" or "released".
Generally on my projects, when a fix is committed to the trunk branch (as opposed to a working branch like myrkwid), I will mark the bug "fix committed". Only when an actual release of the trunk is made (i.e. a tarball or .el download file) will I mark the bug "fix released". >Is there a way to determine at which revno/branch the last release is done? Note that with distributed version control systems, "revnos" (revision numbers) are more or less meaningless, except locally on your own branches. That's because what your revision 27 is will be different than my revision 27 because we'd both be committing changes to a branch at different rates. We often use revnos as a convenience on trunk, but it's important to understand that revnos can change as other branches are merged. Or to put it another way, revnos are not unique and immutable. *revision ids* are though. So if you want to definitively reference a specific revision, you can use the revid. Here's some sample output: % bzr log -c 488 ------------------------------------------------------------ revno: 488 fixes bug(s): https://launchpad.net/bugs/328849 committer: Andreas Roehler <andreas.roeh...@online.de> branch nick: myrkwid timestamp: Mon 2011-04-11 10:16:09 +0200 message: cls py-pseudo-keyword-face lp:328849 % bzr log -c 488 --show-ids ------------------------------------------------------------ revno: 488 revision-id: andreas.roeh...@online.de-20110411081609-6bcsmqlc23wn5i0o parent: andreas.roeh...@online.de-20110410164704-uv7wlxsng8uh8bxk fixes bug(s): https://launchpad.net/bugs/328849 committer: Andreas Roehler <andreas.roeh...@online.de> branch nick: myrkwid timestamp: Mon 2011-04-11 10:16:09 +0200 message: cls py-pseudo-keyword-face lp:328849 What this means is that r488 on your myrkwid branch will likely not be r488 when that branch is merged to trunk. However, the revid andreas.roeh...@online.de-20110411081609-6bcsmqlc23wn5i0o will always refer to that specific changeset no matter what branch it is merged to. Hope that helps! -Barry
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