On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 17:43 -0500, Ryan Pusztai wrote:
> Can you expand on this a bit. I am not a Bazaar user, but I can't use
> CVS from work and Bazaar looks like it can use SSH and http and that
> is great. Can anybody make changes to the code? Do the changes get
> filtered down to the CVS? Do you branch and then do what ever you want
> to the code? Can you give me a quick run down on daily activities?
Bazaar is a distributed version control system. You can branch
remotely-stored branches that you don't have write-access to, work on
your local branch, push your changes else where or back to the original
author, etc. It can fetch from a simple HTTP server (no modules or
webdav needed) and push back to anything it can use to write files (alas
not HTTP PUT, however.) I use sftp, which is built atop of SSH. The
way Launchpad works is it only reads from CVS: it doesn't write to it.
It also does not require you to be connected to the internet to make
changes: you can commit to your local branch. When you push to another
branch (such as one stored on a server) you get the opportunity to
merge.
Bazaar can directly branch from Subversion too (but not CVS, alas), so
if you wanted to do some disconnected work, you could do this:
bzr branch svn://foo/bar
<disconnect from internet>
<edit some files>
bzr commit -m "message"
<edit some more>
bzr commit -m "message"
<connect to internet>
bzr push svn://foo/bar
http://doc.bazaar-vcs.org/bzr-0.9/tutorial.html has an excellent
tutorial that pretty much shows everything you'd need to know.
B.
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