Syncronized checkout has different code than source

[John Arbash Meinel]

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Bryan Vicknair wrote:
> Just to make sure I got this right:
> 
> The server is correctly in sync, I just need to do bzr update if I
> ever want to actually view the latest code on the server.  And if I
> start any branches from the server, they will have the latest code.
> 

Yes.

> Alternatively, I could pull the updates from my local trunk to the
> server, in which case, the server would show the most up to date code.
> 

This is probably trickier, since as you say you need to pull from your
local machine to the server (aka run 'bzr pull' on the server).

In general, you need to run a process on the machine that wants to have
the working tree updated. (Or have it mounted on a network share that
makes it look local to us.)

bzr-push-and-update just runs 'ssh host bzr update /path' for you as a
post-push and post-commit hook.

> Am I close?
> 
> Bryan


Sounds like you understand.

John
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