[qbzr] QBzr 0.16 released

[Alexander Belchenko]

Algis Kabaila пишет:
> On Monday 09 November 2009 10:33:35 Gary van der Merwe wrote:
>> On behalf of QBzr development team I'd like to announce a release brim
>> with new features - QBzr 0.16 codenamed "Acacia".
>>
>> This release add lots of new features for working with your working
>> tree. I've bloged about these (with screen shots) here:
>> http://bazaarvcs.wordpress.com/2009/11/08/new-working-tree-features-in-qbzr
>> /

> Gary,
> 
> I realise that QBzr is MS Win oriented and the power be with you.  I use 
> ubuntu and want to run 0.16 QBzr as well as QBzr head (which, I gather, has at 
> this time unresolved conflicts).  

QBzr is *not* MS Windows oriented tool. That's me who run MS Windows 
most of the time. Actually Gary using Ubuntu and Windows. Or vice versa.

> For version 0.16:
> 1. If the tar ball is expanded in directory ~/xyz and I place a symbolic link
> QBzr ->  ~/xyz
> then to run the QBzr CLI would require entry
> bzr QBzr    
> Is that correct?

No, QBzr provides many commands most of them starts with "q" prefix. Run

bzr help qbzr

to see more.

> 2. How can I access several translations of QBzr? I want to see it in a 
> working GUI, not just in a file.  My location is Australia and the default 
> language is English.  However, I am interested in different translations.  I 
> found it very interesting to diff the some translations in files in "po" 
> subdirectory, viz. "ru" against "uk".  To change the location just for that is 
> so inconvenient that it is not a practical proposition.

Just set LANG env variable before running command, e.g.

$ LANG=ru bzr qlog ...

> 3. How can I run "head" of QBzr?  It is very easy to change the sym links, but 
> that seems to leave some "unhappiness" in some __init__ methods.  Is it enough 
> to delete __init__.pyc and let it be regenerated from __init__.py?

Usually python do it for you automatically.

I personally don't use symlinks and just use lightweight checkout of 
qbzr trunk in my ~/.bazaar/plugins folder. So I can switch between 
different qbzr branches easily.