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Bazaar is a distributed versioning system.
Homepage: http://bazaar-vcs.org/
Tutorial: Bazaar in five minutes, Bazaar User Guide
Most used commands
Create local branch
bzr init
bzr add file1 file2 fileN
bzr commit -m "Initial import"
Create local repo
bzr init-repo
bzr init trunk
bzr init branches
bzr init tags
Copy remote repo
bzr branch bzr://path/to/repo
This copies the branch to your local directory. The two repos are still independent.
Convert to checkout
bzr bind bzr://path/to/repo
Connects to that repository so commits are always made on both repos unless the --local parameter is given. Local
commits can be merged later by bzr update followed by bzr commit. unbind removes the connection with the
parent repo.
Import SVN dump file
To import a Subversion dump, use svn2bzr.py (or at LaunchPad). You will mostly just convert the dumpfile to a big bzr-repo:
svn2bzr.py svn.dump bzr/
You can then push the repo to the central repo by issuing
bzr push bzr/ bzr://path/to/central/repo