You know a lot more about this than me so I'm going to trust you on all this.
But I did just want to note that with my "timestamp" hack on the tree root id it seems to work so far. I have different repositories joined in by reference. They both have a README file and an MIT-LICENSE file but I have not gotten any complaints from bzr. I am guessing this is because I am joining by reference. Maybe joining by reference only cares about the tree root id since each joined repo is still it's own repository?
Anyway I'm sure I am doing this all wrong and am way out of my league. But that is what personal projects are for. Doing stupid stuff that you wouldn't do at work. :)
Thanks for all the hard work you have done on this so far. I'm basically hoping that the bzr-git bridge will be good enough that I can not be roped into using git like all the cool kids are doing in the Rails world. Bzr just fits my way of doing things so much better.
You know a lot more about this than me so I'm going to trust you on all this.
But I did just want to note that with my "timestamp" hack on the tree root id it seems to work so far. I have different repositories joined in by reference. They both have a README file and an MIT-LICENSE file but I have not gotten any complaints from bzr. I am guessing this is because I am joining by reference. Maybe joining by reference only cares about the tree root id since each joined repo is still it's own repository?
Anyway I'm sure I am doing this all wrong and am way out of my league. But that is what personal projects are for. Doing stupid stuff that you wouldn't do at work. :)
Thanks for all the hard work you have done on this so far. I'm basically hoping that the bzr-git bridge will be good enough that I can not be roped into using git like all the cool kids are doing in the Rails world. Bzr just fits my way of doing things so much better.