Pushing a set of branches

[Matthieu Moy]

Hi,

I've seen the repo-push plugin on the plugin registry page, and I want
to do something slightly different:

I have a project made of a set of nested unrelated projects. A shared
repository would have no benefit since the projects are not related,
and I tend to prefer standalone branches (no shared lock, so it scales
up better - well, I don't mind, I'm the only developer ;-) - and I
like the idea of a self-contained directory).

At the moment, I push using a trivial shell script:


function uniquify
{
    echo $1 | sed -e 's,//*\(\.\|\)//*,/,g'
}

for branch in $(find . | grep .bzr/branch\$ | sed 's,.bzr/branch,,')
do
    echo "Pushing $(uniquify $(pwd)/$branch) to $(uniquify $1/$branch) ..."
    (cd $branch; bzr push --create-prefix $(uniquify $1/$branch))
done


I tried modifying the repo-push plugin to allow standalone branches,
but I managed only to get garbage python code ;-). Still, I'm pretty
sure the python equivalent of the above shell script can be trivial.

Did anyone write such thing already?

Thanks,

-- 
Matthieu