Bazaar for SVN-Bazaar-SVN development?

[Hendy Irawan]

James Blackwell wrote:
> Yes, that development style is well supported by Bazaar. It's one of the
> more common flows.
>
>   
Thank you James,

Would you provide some insights about each step (bzr command) necessary 
for the steps below?

Thank you.

One thing that I have realized is that Bazaar works one a whole 
Subversion repository and cannot use a child folder inside a repository, 
not that it's relevant to the problem.
>> Hi!
>>
>> What I am about to ask is related to SVK, but I'm not doing feature 
>> comparisons here...
>>
>> What I am doing now is that if I want to do offline Subversion development, 
>> this is what I do:
>>
>>   1. The Subversion repository is hosted remotely
>>   2. I created a local Subversion repository
>>   3. I create an SVK depot, which has two mirrors: the remote
>>      Subversion, and the local Subversion
>>   4. I merge from remote to local Subversion repository, using SVK's help
>>   5. During development I use regular Subversion tools (subclipse,
>>      netBeans, tortoise, anything)
>>   6. When I'm ready to push or pull changes I merge between remote &
>>      local with the help of SVK
>>
>> That development workflow is to me, very practical and I really like it 
>> now. The reason is it allows me to work with all Subversion tools, I don't 
>> have to wait long times just to do a commit. And when it's time to take 
>> coffee break, I'll sync/push/pull the repositories for good. :-)
>>
>> What I want to ask is, is that development workflow appropriate using 
>> Bazaar?
>>
>> So, in my view, Bazaar can also be used as "middle-man" between two 
>> Subversion repositories (remote & local). However I'm not sure if anybody 
>> has done this before.. I would appreciate testimonials...
>>
>> In case anyone interested about my SVK workflow, feel free to contact me. I 
>> might even write a blog post about it just for you. (SVK's typical workflow 
>> uses only one mirror, and uses SVK tools and commands, not Subversion's; so 
>> my approach is rather in the narrow market)
>>
>> (PS: I'm not an SVK developer nor evangelist, I'm just trying to find a 
>> nice distributed development approach that makes it easier for all our team 
>> members...)
>>     


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