În data de Duminică 27 Decembrie 2009 09:41:02 pm ați scris:
2009/12/27 Krzysztof Kosiński <tweenk.pl@...400...>:
I think the best way to work for people more comfortable with the earlier SVN way of doing things is to have a folder with a trunk checkout rather than a branch (e.g. all commits go directly to the remote repository), and only use it to merge work from your branches, apply patches and do quick fixes (like build fixes).
I second that. Please use bzr bind, as I'm doing, unless you have really good reasons not to. I wonder if we can somehow force this requirement automatically, to prevent further accidents like this?
I'm sorry for the trouble created... I saw JazzyNico made a new commit. Could anyone confirm that everything is in place. I've talked to tbnorth on irc and he said that a revert might not even be needed.
I did a 'bzr diff -r8857.1.61..8859' and it shows only my changes, so I guess the trunk is in a correct state.
Also he told me about a more appropriate workflow, having two branches, one to work in and the other with a clean up-to-date trunk copy. I also got more familiar with bazaar now. ^suv suggested to write a wiki page on pitfalls switching to bazaar after svn, I'll try to sum up my today's findings on that page.
Thank you for all the responses, Arcadie