On 22/03/2008, Benjamin Peterson <musiccomposition at gmail.com> wrote: > > One point, which I assume you know but others may not - a bazaar > > "checkout" is not like a local branch. In a checkout, all commits go > > straight back to the parent branch, meaning that local commits aren't > > possible (OK, that's an oversimplification, but let's keep things > > simple) and the workflow is much more like Subversion. > You can commit locally on a Bazaar checkout by adding the --local option to > commit. This feature is supposed to add the flexibility to have team > branches, where a bunch of people can work on a branch. Sigh. I said I know it's a simplification. IIRC, you can't manage a mixture of local and remote commits. You have to push your local commits before doing a remote commit. But that's more detail than is needed at the moment. Please can we keep things at a high level for the people who haven't experimented with DVCS tools yet. (I know, I'm as much to blame as anyone. I'm going to stop now). Paul.
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