There was a single character missing from my ssh key. I've updated it and it seems to work now. I think catching that kind of error better and informing the user of the problem with the ssh key would be ideal. Here's the output of another test run.
$ 5-a-day --add 193504
Committing to: /home/grantbow/.5-a-day-grantbow/
modified data
Committed revision 9.
Checking 'http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~grantbow/5-a-day-data/main'.
bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "bzr+ssh://<email address hidden>/~grantbow/5-a-day-data/main/".
bzr failed with error code 768
bzr failed with error code 103
I still need to know how to manually verify exactly what should exist. Inside of both the Local and the Remote location should be a file named "data", right? That file looks like a simple two column, space separated data file with the first column the output from `date +%s` (epoch seconds) and the second the bug number, right?
I'm sorry about the rudimentary bzr/launchpad questions. If I need to RTFM somewhere, just let me know; if you have a pointer to a specific portion of the docs that would be greatly appreciated.
I've attached the info about my local directory with the output of that find command.
There was a single character missing from my ssh key. I've updated it and it seems to work now. I think catching that kind of error better and informing the user of the problem with the ssh key would be ideal. Here's the output of another test run.
$ 5-a-day --add 193504 .5-a-day- grantbow/ bazaar. launchpad. net/~grantbow/ 5-a-day- data/main'. /~grantbow/ 5-a-day- data/main/ ".
Committing to: /home/grantbow/
modified data
Committed revision 9.
Checking 'http://
bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "bzr+ssh://<email address hidden>
bzr failed with error code 768
bzr failed with error code 103
I still need to know how to manually verify exactly what should exist. Inside of both the Local and the Remote location should be a file named "data", right? That file looks like a simple two column, space separated data file with the first column the output from `date +%s` (epoch seconds) and the second the bug number, right?
I'm sorry about the rudimentary bzr/launchpad questions. If I need to RTFM somewhere, just let me know; if you have a pointer to a specific portion of the docs that would be greatly appreciated.
I've attached the info about my local directory with the output of that find command.