Comment 7 for bug 625365
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| Alexandre Garnier (zigarn) wrote Re: [Bug 625365] Re: bzr-explorer/bzr check of all repo when opening a simple folder | #7 |
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(Get the code!)
> What if the user actually *want* open entire repo and just missed the right folder?
It opens the folder. If it's not the right one, the user can then redo
the opening action.
> We need to write our own find_branches() implementation, I guess.
Or maybe change it to filter on really opened folder when going upward
to find shared repo.
> I will try to invent some workaround for your situation in the short
> term. Or maybe you have in mind something and going to write a patch?
No idea at the moment, and not enough python/bzr skills for a patch...
(And no time at work for this work problem)
My real problem is that we use symlinks but work on Windows, and because
of that the shared repo is the home folder in which we have other
symlinks to libraries and some datas (large and deep tree).
When opening my ~/work folder, it scans all my home and follows symlinks
and finally opens all the shared repo with my ~/bazaar/plugins/* and
other useless things like that.
I'll try to find an other branch organization compatible with our work
process and systems (in)compatibili