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  • Committer: Martin Pool
  • Date: 2006-04-24 09:21:50 UTC
  • mto: This revision was merged to the branch mainline in revision 1685.
  • Revision ID: mbp@sourcefrog.net-20060424092150-e7b43850d6418c79
Remove references to old versions from the tutorial
Not so important now it's carried in the source tree.

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address by looking up your username and hostname. If you don't like the
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guess that Bazaar-NG makes, then three options exist:
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 1. (**Bazaar-NG 0.6 and later**). Setting the email address in the
 
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 1. Setting the email address in the
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 ``~/.bazaar/bazaar.conf`` by adding the following lines. Please note that
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 ``[DEFAULT]`` is case sensitive::
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    [DEFAULT]
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    email= Your Name <email@isp.com>
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 1. (**Bazaar-NG 0.6 and later**) Override the previous setting on a
 
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 1. Override the previous setting on a
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 branch by branch basis by creating a branch section in
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 ``~/.bazaar/branches.conf`` by adding the following lines::
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If you use neither the `-m` nor the `-F` option then bzr will open an
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editor for you to enter a message.  The editor to run is controlled by
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your `$EDITOR` environment variable or (Post Bazaar-NG 0.6)
 
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your `$EDITOR` environment variable or 
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add `editor` to ~/.bazaar/bazaar.conf; `$BZR_EDITOR` will override
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the above mentioned editor options.  If you quit the editor without
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making any changes, the commit will be cancelled.