bzr-svn still broken in 2.0rc2

[Jelmer Vernooij]

John Arbash Meinel wrote:
> >> Well, as the primary windows packager, I rarely know what version of
> >> bzr-svn to use. And I'm subscribed to the whole bzr wiki.
> > The wiki page lists the versions of bzr-svn and what versions of bzr
> > they are compatible with. What more info can I provide?
>
> Well, I'm pretty sure I subscribed to the whole wiki a while back, but I
> don't remember seeing the update for 1.0.0rc1. Then again, I may just be
> mentally filtering wiki updates out of my 'things-to-read' list.
>
> If you are keeping that page up to date, then I'll certainly look there
> in the future.
With one or two exceptions I've always updated that page when I did
releases. It's certainly my intention to keep it as up to date as
possible, so if I do happen to forget it please call me on it.
> Though that still leaves me hanging for:
>   subvertpy
>   bzr-rebase/rewrite
> ...
I'll also update these in the Windows installer, and you should always
be able to find the latest versions on their respective homepages
(http://bazaar-vcs.org/Rebase and http://samba.org/~jelmer/subvertpy).
> Also, once we get the buildbot stuff sorted out, it means that the
> windows 'nightly builds' that we'll end up will also start packaging the
> latest versions right away.
That'd certainly be very useful for portability testing as well. I'm
also still interested in seeing bzr-git / Dulwich on Windows, but I
guess that's a separate topic.
> Anyway, thanks for working with me on this. I really do want to keep
> up to date
> with your work. It has just felt that somehow I was missing info on what
> was actually the 'latest' work when I went to start packaging.
No problem, thanks for packaging!

Cheers,

Jelmer