I would like to keep a bzr repository in sync between my laptop and desktop. Is there any special tool to accomplish this, or should I just use rsync? I would absolutely love it if I could get one that would automatically synchronize and let the newer version win.
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One option would be to make the the repository in one location "bound" to the other. With this option, bzr acts more like a tradition vcs than a dvcs. Each commit in the "bound" branch is automatically pushed to its parent. Though this is generally designed with the idea that the parent will not have working trees. As I imagine you want to hack on both your laptop and desktop, that's not the case. You'll have to run There is an automirror plugin that I haven't used. It hasn't been active for awhile, but it might just be feature complete. See: http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/BzrUsingBoundBranches http://stackoverflow.com/a/7630846/598929 http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/plugins/en/automirror-plugin.html |
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That is kind of the whole point of a DVCS. Just use bzr to push/pull between the two repositories. |
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