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Re: bzr repository ready? |
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Mon, 09 Nov 2009 10:52:48 -0700 |
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Karl Fogel <address@hidden> writes:
> Andreas Schwab <address@hidden> writes:
>> I've put something on fencepost in ~schwab/emacs.bzr.
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> Thanks! Simultaneously, Jason Earl has been working on this (note
> that he apparently can't post to this list; I don't know the reason
> for the bounces, and I'm able to receive other emails from him just
> fine).
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> Jason also now has two new converted repositories:
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> 1) http://bzr.notengoamigos.org/emacs-merges.tar.gz
> # Converted with the trunk version of bzr fastimport
> # (also known as "Ian Clatworthy's version")
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> 2) http://bzr.notengoamigos.org/emacs-merges-jason.tar.gz
> # Converted with Jason's modified version of trunk bzr fastimport.
> # He says this conversion has the missing tags that we've discussed
> # before, and has the missing emacs-unicode branch (although it
> # appears to be called "emacs-unicode.remote").
Actually, Thanks to some bug fixes to bzr-fastimport by Max Bowsher I
now have a single repository. I am in the process of updating the repo
so that it is current and I will get the link up today.
> So I think maybe Jason's is the one to test? But, Andreas, how was
> your "emacs.bzr" made? With bzr fastimport, or some other method? As
> we now have three conversions, we should figure out which one to
> concentrate on.
It appears that Max's patches have already landed. That means that
anyone with a bit of time and patience can build a new repo from
Andreas' git repo.
> Jason, if you see this but can't post a response, then respond
> personally to me and I'll forward your mail into the thread (as a
> workaround until you can fix your posting problem).
Thanks,
Jason
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