An alternative to using PQM

[Erik Bågfors]

On 10/26/06, Nicholas Allen <nick.allen at onlinehome.de> wrote:
>
> > Either way would be fairly easy, I think.  I'd probably write it in Python with
> > bzrlib personally, because I'm reasonably familiar with bzrlib and so it'd give
> > me more flexibility, and it's easier to write unit tests for python code than
> > shell scripts.
> >
> > If I didn't use bzrlib, I probably wouldn't choose a shell script, I'd write
> > Python using the subprocess module instead :)
> Is it easily possible to determine if conflicts occurred by looking at
> the exit code for "bzr merge"? Likewise for other commands like push and
> commit to see if they were successful? The only other problem I see by
> running processes is when branches are password protected. The script
> would have to enter the password at the right time.

How do you plan on making branches password protected, and why?

/Erik

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