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[Dan S <danstowell+puredyne@xxxxxxxxx>]

One of the things I found confusing in bzr (being a svn user mostly)
is that "svn commit" is kind of replaced by two separate steps, "bzr
commit" (to write the change to your local repos) and "bzr push" to
send it back upstream to where you got it from.

If you start by making a "lightweight checkout" rather than a normal
checkout then it becomes more svnlike, back to a single step. I found
that more familiar (though I know I'm skipping some of the
decentralised magic by doing it this way)

HTH
Dan

2010/6/14 enrike <altern2@xxxxxxxxx>:
> hi all
>
> i am new to launchpad and i would like to commit some files to the py folder
> in bouilloncube. I am used to svn but i dont know bazaar. I downloaded a gui
> bazaar client (sorry i dont like to use command line for this kind of stuff)
> called Explorer which seems ok, I downloaded the bouilloncube branch to
> develop. Then I added my files and commit but it look like it does it
> locally. I am wondering if i have to "push" in order to upload my files... I
> dont want to break anything, thats why i am asking.
>
> thanks
>
> enrike
>
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