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bzrlib.initialize now does what you'd expect

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bzrlib needs ways to handle user input, passwords, a place to emit

progress bars, logging setup appropriately for your program. The easiest

way to set all this up in the same fashion ``bzr`` does is to call

``bzrlib.initialize``. This returns a context manager within which bzrlib

functions will work correctly. See the pydoc for ``bzrlib.initialize`` for

more information. In Python 2.4 the ``with`` keyword is not supported and

``bzrlib.initialize``.

This returns a context manager within which bzrlib functions will work

correctly. See the pydoc for ``bzrlib.initialize`` for more information.

(You can get away without entering the context manager, because the setup

work happens directly from ``initialize``.)

In Python 2.4 the ``with`` keyword is not supported and

so you need to use the context manager manually::

# This sets up your ~/.bzr.log, ui factory and so on and so forth. It is