Relitive paths with ssh

[John Arbash Meinel]

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hessiess at hessiess.com wrote:
>> 2009/7/8 <hessiess at hessiess.com>
>> ..
>>
>>> As I work on several computers, I want everything to be on the web
>>> server,
>>> simplifying synchronisation. It should behave so that making a commit
>>> will
>>> automatically check out a copy of the latest revision, and the
>>> repositories are stored in the web root, using Apache to hide .bzr.
>>>
>>>
>> you may be interested in the bzr upload plugin, which will update the
>> working copy on the server for you:
>> https://launchpad.net/bzr-upload
>>
>> see also
>> http://bazaar-vcs.org/BazaarForWebDevs
> 
> I do konw of the bzr upload plugin, howeaver it seams to have no support
> for uploading the entire repository. Like i said previously I want the
> entire repo on the web server for the conviniance of being able to sync
> code across several comps verry easely. It also only supports FTP which is
> rarther outdated and dousent support delta uploading, so is far to slow
> for me as i tend to code by makeing a varry large number of simple
> changes, requireing verry frequent uploads. This is why I have bean
> running Apache on my laptop for the past year, which is something I am
> trying to avoid as it is impossable to put that on the internet as a live
> server most of the time, and also I have found no decent way of
> automatically syncing MySQL databases.

I'm sure bzr-upload supports everything that we support. sftp, ftp,
bzr+ssh, etc. (webdav via a plugin).

As for only uploading deltas for a given file and then extracting a full
tree, you would probably want to use something like 'bzr-push-and-update'.

John
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