This is an artefact caused by the fact that "true" pushes to Subversion
aren't possible. Pushes are always "push-as-merged". Whenever you push a
bazaar revision to Subversion, a new revision is added to Subversion
that merges the revision you pushed. I'm afraid true pushes can't be
supported easily.
The example below works currently if you add a 'bzr pull' after the
first 'bzr push'. That will fetch the new revision that was added to the
Subversion mainline.
I'm open to suggestions for handling this better.
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Jelmer Vernooij <email address hidden> - http://samba.org/~jelmer/
This is an artefact caused by the fact that "true" pushes to Subversion
aren't possible. Pushes are always "push-as-merged". Whenever you push a
bazaar revision to Subversion, a new revision is added to Subversion
that merges the revision you pushed. I'm afraid true pushes can't be
supported easily.
The example below works currently if you add a 'bzr pull' after the
first 'bzr push'. That will fetch the new revision that was added to the
Subversion mainline.
I'm open to suggestions for handling this better. samba.org/ ~jelmer/
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Jelmer Vernooij <email address hidden> - http://