| 2011-02-15 17:35:49 |
Massimiliano Alberti |
description |
When I try to fast-import a branch, the branch isn't created and the revisions are loaded on the trunk.
bzr init-repo Test
cd Test
bzr init trunk
cd trunk
echo > test.txt
bzr add
bzr commit -m Test
cd ..
bzr branch trunk branch1
cd branch1
bzr mv test.txt Test.txt
bzr commit -m Test
cd ..
cd ..
bzr fast-export --no-plain Test/trunk trunk.fi
bzr fast-export --no-plain Test/branch1 branch1.fi
bzr init-repo Test2
cd Test2
bzr fast-import ../trunk.fi trunk
bzr fast-import ../branch1.fi branch1
This should re-create a trunk and a branch1, instead the folder branch1 isn't created and the commits of branch1 are loaded in the trunk, with a branch-nick of "branch1". I tried adding --trees on the two imports but it was the same. |
I'm using Windows, latest trunk fastimport and python-fastimport (latest as 15 feb 2011).
When I try to fast-import a branch, the branch isn't created and the revisions are loaded on the trunk.
bzr init-repo Test
cd Test
bzr init trunk
cd trunk
echo > test.txt
bzr add
bzr commit -m Test
cd ..
bzr branch trunk branch1
cd branch1
bzr mv test.txt Test.txt
bzr commit -m Test
cd ..
cd ..
bzr fast-export --no-plain Test/trunk trunk.fi
bzr fast-export --no-plain Test/branch1 branch1.fi
bzr init-repo Test2
cd Test2
bzr fast-import ../trunk.fi trunk
bzr fast-import ../branch1.fi branch1
This should re-create a trunk and a branch1, instead the folder branch1 isn't created and the commits of branch1 are loaded in the trunk, with a branch-nick of "branch1". I tried adding --trees on the two imports but it was the same. |
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