bzr clone, pull, revert

[Gerry Reno]

Marius Kruger wrote:
> 2009/2/15 Gerry Reno <greno at verizon.net <mailto:greno at verizon.net>>
>
>     I have not used bzr very long and I'm having trouble figuring out
>     how to
>     clone from a project, later pull to stay current, locate a specific
>     revision that is tagged, revert to this tagged revision, then pull my
>     copy current again with the project.
>
>     bzr clone http://.....  # project
>     <time goes by>
>     bzr pull  # want to stay current
>     bzr revno
>     1727
>     bzr tags
>     5.0.0-2   1715
>     5.0.0-3   1725
>     bzr revert -r tag:5.0.0-3   # want to work with this tagged version
>     M bin/release.py
>     M setup.py
>     bzr diff -r 1725 setup.py
>     # no diff, good
>     # DO STUFF WITH revno 1725
>     bzr pull --overwrite   # here is where I thought this would make
>     all files current again with project
>
>
> so at this point you expect your local branch to be at revno 1727?

Yes, but when I do this 'bzr pull' here it says "No revisions to pull."  
And the files are the files of revno 1725.
But 'bzr revno' reports 1727.  How do I get the files back to revno 
1727?  It was suggested that maybe 'bzr revert --all' might work.  But 
I'm using bzr 1.3.1 and I don't have that --all option.




> the pull command should tell you which rev you arrived at, or you can 
> use `bzr revno` or `bzr log`
> afterwards to check this.
> BTW. --overwrite will remove local revisions which are not present in 
> the branch you are pulling from.
>  
>
>     bzr diff -r 1725 setup.py
>     # hmm.. bad,  Should be at 1727 and different.
>
>
> this command would show all the changes to setup.py after rev 1725.
>
> `bzr diff setup.py` would show you how your current setup.py differs 
> from the latest rev.
>
> regards
> marius
>

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