Replacing email in bazaar repository + bzrk
Joseph Wakeling
joseph.wakeling at webdrake.net
Wed Mar 8 13:59:44 GMT 2006
Aaron Bentley wrote:
> Revision data is write-once. It is a very, very bad thing to change
> write-once data in a distributed system.
Fortunately for me, my personal setup is currently *not* yet
distributed. At any rate, everything is created and run by me: I'm
using bazaar to keep track of my personal code rather than a
multi-contributor software project. In the event that I start a genuine
distributed collaboration, I will not make the same mistake. :-)
If the worst comes to the worst, I can always just scrap the current
revision tree and start again. The project is not *so* developed. But
if I can do a quick fix now, while keeping the history, I'd be a happy
man. However, having looked through the .bzr directory, it looks like
it's rather more complicated than just "find-and-replace text in files"...
I tried getting the graft plugin as you suggested but, when I pulled
from http://repo.spacepants.org/bzr/plugins/graft/ , all I got were 3
files: BUGS __init__.py test_graft.py
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