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How to install bzrtools:
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All the tools are plugins, so you can install them in your plugins directory.
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IT IS IMPORTANT TO MOVE/COPY THE BZRTOOLS DIRECTORY, NOT ITS CONTENTS.
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$ mv ~/bzrtools ~/.bazaar/plugins/
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$ mv ~/bzrtools ~/.bzr.conf/plugins/
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You may have to create the plugins directory first.
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Alternatively, you can install them at the system-wide plugin location:
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$ sudo python2.4 setup.py install
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You can test whether they are successfully installed by doing
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Optional Dependencies:
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rsync - used by rspush
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diff - used by shelve and unshelve
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patch - used by shelve, unshelve and patch
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baz and pybaz - used by baz-import
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testresources - used by the baz-import test suite
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If you want to use baz-import you must have PyBaz installed.
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Your distro may provide PyBaz, or you can install it from source:
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http://code.aaronbentley.com/pybaz/releases/pybaz-1.5.tar.gz
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If you want to test your install:
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/path/to/bzrtools/test.py [/path/to/bzr]
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To perform a complete baz-import test, you'll also need testresources:
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$ cd ~/bzrtools/external
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$ bzr get http://www.robertcollins.net/unittest/testresources/
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You can test whether they are successfully installed by doing "bzr annotate -h"
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If you want to use baz-import, stick a pybaz symlink in the bzrtools tree:
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$ baz register-archive http://ddaa.net/arch/2004
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$ baz get ddaa@ddaa.net--2004/pybaz--devo--0 pybaz
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$ ln -s ../pybaz/pybaz