Baz-import now does repositories, better Arch translation

[Aaron Bentley]

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James Blackwell wrote:
| On Fri, Mar 10, 2006 at 03:46:21PM -0500, Aaron Bentley wrote:
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|>The baz-import command now converts entire Arch archives (or subsets
|>that you specify) into bzr repositories.  You can still import single
|>branches as standalone trees; to do that, use baz-import-branch.
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| Niiiice!
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| If you don't mind, I'd like to make several statements that may be true or
| false. Can you please indicate which is which?
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|  1. No user handle exists yet for making shared repositories

Yes.  AFAIK, baz-import is the only way to make a shared repository.

|  2. shared repositories require knits

Not true.  baz-import produces shared repositories with weaves (though
this may changed when knits become the default format).

|  3. The knit upgrade requires the manual creating of lock dirs

Not true, AFAIK.  The current repository format has lock dirs, and I
can't imagine you'd need to recreate them when you later upgrade to knits.

|>To do a complete run of the bzrtools test suite, it's now necessary to
|>install testresources:
http://www.robertcollins.net/unittest/testresources/
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|  4. Testing bzrtools is most easily performed by running "bzr selftest"

Yes.  Well, I usually do 'bzrtools selftest bzrtools'.

Aaron
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