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Tag Archives: bzr
Goodbye Launchpad
All Acoustid components are now migrated to GitHub: Chromaprint Acoustid Fingerprinter Acoustid Server Acoustid Index Chromaprint plug-in for GStreamer Even though I still prefer the idea of Bazaar, the tools built around Git and especially GitHub make it worth switching … Continue reading
“Punchcard” graphs for Bazaar
GitHub has a nice feature called “Punchcard”. It’s a graph that represents numbers of commits by day and hour (example). You can easily see wherether a project was hacked over weekends or nights, if it’s done by full-time employees, etc. … Continue reading
Bazaar commit metadata
I maintain a few open source projects that use SVN, so notes like “Fixes bug #123, patch by J. Random Hacker” in commit messages are more than usual. When I started using Bazaar for Picard, I thought it would be … Continue reading
Working with branches in Bazaar
Many people dislike the directory-per-branch concept that Bazaar uses. What they don’t realize though, is that this doesn’t mean you need to have a working tree for each branch. You can very easily simulate cheap Git-style branches, but with some … Continue reading