bzr rspush error with bzrtools 1.10

[John Arbash Meinel]

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Joseph Wakeling wrote:
> John Arbash Meinel wrote:
>> cd project/..
>> rsync -avP project username at my.server.com:.
> 
> Braindead after a long day in the office.  Sorry.  And thanks. :-)
> 
>> In general we don't create working trees on the remote side. There is
>> the 'bzr-upload' plugin, which does create working trees, but *doesn't*
>> put the ancestry there (though if you don't have bzr on the remote
>> machine, that may be exactly what you want.)
> 
> I know; I recognise the reasons, though I do wish there was an option in
> push or branch to request a populated working tree.  My use-case makes
> it desirable; I can imagine also uploading to a website with only FTP
> access (again, as per university policy:-) and wanting code to be
> available for browsing as well as having a bzr branch.
> 
> Thanks for the tip about bzr-upload.
> 
> As for the rspush error is this a genuine bug or more braindeadness?
> 
> Thanks again,
> 
>     -- Joe

My initial guess would be that rsync is failing to connect via ssh and
we are presenting a hard-to-understand exception.

If you are able to connect properly otherwise, I don't really know what
is wrong.

It could be that it doesn't like ~ in rsync URLs.

John
=:->

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