My apologies, it appears there is already a bug open on this...
Andrew Warshaver wrote:
Hello all,
I am attempting to convert my repository from the now-defunct baz system
to bzr. I have tried using the plugin baz-import but that gave me
errors, so I wanted to give tailor a try. I do not get errors when I
run it, but I do get some unexpected behavior.
When I use start-revision = INITIAL (I also tried base-0), the resulting
bzr directory contains all the relevant files, but most of the files are
initially unknown to bzr. In fact, it seems that the only files known
to bzr are those that were there at the first revision. Obviously this
is not very helpful because even though it reports the revision number
correctly, the revision history is completely lost! To illustrate,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] quantbase]$ bzr revno
114
[EMAIL PROTECTED] quantbase]$ bzr diff -r 50
[EMAIL PROTECTED] quantbase]$
I include my config file in case that is where my problem lies:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] testbzrrepo]$ cat imp.tailor
[DEFAULT]
verbose = True
[project]
target = bzr:target
start-revision = INITIAL
root-directory = /mnt/local/testbzrrepo/
state-file = hidden
source = baz:source
subdir = .
[bzr:target]
repository = /mnt/local/testbzrrepo/
subdir = intern-initial
[baz:source]
module = intern--mainline--1.0
repository = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
subdir = baz-intern-initial
If you have an idea why tailor is acting like this, please enlighten me :)
Many thanks,
Andrew
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