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This is is a set of plugins for bzr.
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This is is a set of helper tools for bzr.
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baz-import will import an Arch or Baz Archive into a bzr repository.
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baz2bzr will import an Arch or Baz branch into bzr.
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After more commits are made to the baz/arch branch, you can re-run baz-import
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- data on revisions merged
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- symlinks in Arch trees are not handled (but can be skipped).
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After more commits are made to the baz/arch branch, you can re-run baz2bzr
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to import just those changes.
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baz-import-branch will import an Arch or Baz Branch into a bzr standalone tree.
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See baz-import for conversion details.
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List all the branches present at, or underneath, a location.
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Show a history of the branch, separated by committer and branch nick.
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Create a branch in a repository and a checkout elsewhere, in one command.
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cdiff mimics bzr diff, but displays the diff in colour. cdiff knows how
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to read a ~/.colordiffrc file, in the same format as for colordiff(1).
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# example ~/.colordiffrc
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Delete unknown, ignored, or detritus files, leaving versioned files untouched.
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Scan this branch for missing ancestors (aka "ghosts), and attempt to retrieve
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them from a specified branch.
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Use dot (from Graphviz) to produce graphics of a tree's ancestry.
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Import a tarball into a bzr branch, or update to a fresh tarball.
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Use patch to apply a patch to this tree.
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Pull all branches and checkouts at or underneath the current location.
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The conversion algorithm is still in flux, and old data may become invalid as
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newer conversion functionality is introduced.
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Uses rsync to copy a branch to a remote location. Remembers the last location
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used. Will not push if
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- there are unknown files
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- there are uncommitted changes in the working tree.
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These safeguards are intended to prevent dirty trees from being uploaded.
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An interactive shell with bzr commands available as single commands, and
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nice shell completion.
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Shelve allows you to temporarily put changes you've made "on the shelf",
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ie. out of the way, until a later time when you can bring them back from
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the shelf with the 'unshelve' command.
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You can put multiple items on the shelf, each time you run unshelve the
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most recently shelved changes will be reinstated.
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If filenames are specified, only the changes to those files will be
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shelved, other files will be left untouched.
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If a revision is specified, changes since that revision will be shelved.
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If you specifiy "--pick" you'll be prompted for each hunk of the diff as
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to whether you want to shelve it or not. Press "?" at the prompt for help.
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List the locations used by a branch or checkout.
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http://bazaar.canonical.com/BzrShelveExample
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Change the branch associated with a lightweight checkout, and update the tree
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while retaining local changes.
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Safely remove undesired checkouts.
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Output a version of the requested file that indicates which revision introduced
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Temporarily put aside some changes, to restore them later. This can be useful
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to separate two sets of changes, so that they can be committed separately.
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BZR-PULL (obsolete as of Bzr 0.5)
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Uses rsync to get the latest changes from an upstream location. Remembers the
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last location used. Will not pull if
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- there are unknown files
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- there are uncommitted changes
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- there have been local commits
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These safeguards are intended to prevent accidental data loss.
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