| 2011-01-04 17:31:40 |
Glyph Lefkowitz |
description |
I don't want to use bound branches, because sometimes I'm not online, and sometimes I'm on a slow network, where a bound branch means a substantially longer time waiting for 'bzr commit' to finish on the command line.
But, I also don't want to lose branches where I have hundreds of revisions on my laptop that I've forgotten to push anywhere useful.
Ideally, 'bzr commit' would always complete immediately, even for a bound branch, but a little icon in my menubar (or gnome panel, or systray) would show the progress of the push. |
I don't want to use bound branches, because sometimes I'm not online, and sometimes I'm on a slow network, where a bound branch means a substantially longer time waiting for 'bzr commit' to finish on the command line.
But, I also don't want to lose branches where I have hundreds of revisions on my laptop that I've forgotten to push anywhere useful.
Ideally, 'bzr commit' would always complete immediately, even for a bound branch, but a little icon in my menubar (or gnome panel, or systray) would show the progress of the push. More importantly, it would remember when I had unpushed changes that I'd committed while offline or on an impractically slow network, and resume pushing them later.
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