adding my entire home dir with a "bzr init ~/"

[Alexander Belchenko]

Doug Lee пишет:
> On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 08:38:23PM -0400, Forest Bond wrote:
>> I version control my home dir with bzr, and use it to push and pull those
>> configs from various machines I use.  Works great!  Been doing it for a while,
>> too.
> 
> My only addition is that I've started using Bazaar to version
> scattered config files across an entire FreeBSD system.  This seems to
> require a small adjustment to get the .bzr file where it needs to be,
> and another to put the data elsewhere, but otherwise it seems to work
> nicely:
> 
> bzr init-repo --no-trees /var/bzr/cnf
> bzr init /var/bzr/cnf/sysname
> cd /

> bzr co --lightweight /var/bzr/cnf/sysname
> mv /sysname/.bzr /

you can do it in one step:

bzr co --lightweight /var/bzr/cnf/sysname .

> rmdir /sysname
> bzr add etc
> bzr add usr/local/etc
> bzr commit -m "/etc and /usr/local/etc versioning started."
> .... etc...
> 
> Just don't type ``bzr add'' with no arguments, unless you're
> stress-testing your system. :-)
>