Tree Transform passing all tests, plus abuse

[John A Meinel]

Robert Collins wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-02-20 at 18:27 -0500, Aaron Bentley wrote:
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>> Robert Collins wrote:
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>> |>So it hasn't been merged into bzr.dev yet. So if you want to fix
>> |>something. I've okayed your branch, and you can make a pqm request on
>> |>your own.
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>> | Hmm, we should make this easier. Perhaps a bzr plugin that is given a
>> | smtp server manually?
>>
>> I'm also expecting to have problems.  I normally ssh into my company's
>> server for smtp, and of course if I use my ISP's smtp, it will break
>> when I go on a different network.  Not to mention the fact that my ISP
>> gets blackholed now and then.
> 
> Another thing I've been thinking about is to add a little form to the
> twisted ui in PQM that will accept:
> an email address
> a clearsigned text fragment
> 
> and will write a valid pqm script into the queue with a return of the
> email address given, - if the clearsigned fragment validates.
> 
> Rob

Well, Thunderbird lets me create either a PGP-Mime signature, or an
in-place signature. pqm seems to support the latter, which I'm okay
with. But I have the problem that in default 'Text' mode, Thunderbird
wraps at 72 characters, which is too long for a single command.

If we wrote the parser to allow us to wrap lines (somehow, if they need
to be indented or rio format or whatever).

Alternatively, I can certainly write a plugin. And we can create a "smtp
server" field in bazaar.conf and possibly a per-branch setting.
And then we use the committer address, and the 'pqm' target for each branch.

Maybe the command could be 'bzr pqm-submit'.

John
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