$ command line cheat sheets
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Cheat Sheet:Bazaar -- a free distributed version-control tool http://bazaar-vcs.org/ Setup: $ bzr whoami "Frank Chu <fchu@example.com>" Creating a new branch: $ bzr init ProjectDirectory $ cd ProjectDirectory Creating a new branch for an existing project that's not in source control: $ cd ExistingProject $ bzr init $ bzr add $ bzr commit -m "Initial import of ExistingProject." Status of working copy: $ bzr status Difference between the last commitment and the working copy: $ bzr diff Committing changes in working copy: $ bzr commit [-m "Comment to the commitment"] Rollback: $ bzr uncommit Looking though logs: $ bzr log Making a new copy of an existing branch: $ bzr branch ProjectDirectory RadicalRefactor $ cd RadicalRefactor; # Go nuts! Making a local copy of an external branch: $ bzr branch http://bazaar-vcs.org/bzr/bzr.dev. $ cd bzr.dev Exposing and updating a branch to the web If the server does not have bzr installed: $ bzr push sftp://user@example.com/your/web/directory/ProjectDirectory Fast access, if server has bzr installed: $ bzr push bzr+ssh://user@example.com/your/web/directory/ProjectDirectory Now people can grab your repository with:. $ bzr branch http://example.com/your/web/directory/ProjectDirectory Creating a merge request for an upstream bzr branch: Send the maintainer an email: $ bzr send http://project.example.com/upstream/branch Create a merge bundle file (containing a readable diff): $ bzr send http://project.example.com/upstream/branch -o my_feature.patch Get more help: $ bzr help $ bzr help topics $ bzr help commands $ bzr help merge #...etc
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