Xcode: bzr & git...

[Mark Grandi]

As someone who uses XCode a lot, its built in git support is still kind of
wonky. I just use an external git program (source tree) to manage it, so I
feel that just using bazaar or bazaar explorer outside of xcode would be
best, since there isn't anything that xcode brings to the table that other
git  or bazaar /bazaar explorer don't already have, its just not built in

~mark

On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 1:41 PM, Michael Andronov <ma5645 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
> Let me explain briefly my challenge:
>
> Our small group started to use Xcode actively with the projects, which
> have been under bzr control.
>
> Xcode seems to support git natively. ( With no apparent trace to set it up
> to use bzr).
>
> I search bzr documentation and got impression that there are several
> approaches to use bzr & git together.
> But I got lost in details -- what is current status, what is working, what
> is not...
>
> For example, my first 'naive' approach -- with bzr 2.5.1 on OSX ML - was
> to use --git flag,
> "
> bp:test michael$ bzr init --git
> Created a standalone tree (format: git)
> mbp:test michael$ bzr add test.txt
> adding test.txt
> mbp:test michael$ bzr commit -m "test"
> Committing to: /Volumes/Users/michael/test/
>
> added test.txt
> bzr: ERROR: bzrlib.errors.NoSuchRevision:
> LocalGitRepository('file:///Volumes/Users/michael/test/') has no revision
> mandronov at vmware.com-20121210203337-qbhad4cub1gkr3gm
> ...
> "
>
> Is there a 'common practice' to use bzr & git together? Under Xcode?
> ( At this point I have no intention to 'abandon' bzr and to migrate to
> git...).
>
> Thanks.
> Michael.
>
>
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