Bazaar for Mere Mortals

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Emma Jane Hogbin Westby

Tecnología

version control
for mere and freelance mortals

emma jane hogbin
emma@hicktech.com
www.emmajane.net

About this talk
As a freelance developer chances are good you use either many, or no,
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version control systems for your code. If your mental health has been
compromised by index.version080912f-b.inc file naming, or you wish there
was more flexibility in how (and when) your files are submitted to data central,
it's possible that Bazaar is the version control system you've been waiting for.
In this session you will be exposed to one freelancer's adventures of getting all
●

projects arranged into a manageable version control system. Specific topics
will include:
* an overview of the main competitors in the open source world of version
●

control (the good, the better and the CVS);
* a peek into a single human's work environment to see how it ties together
●

multiple projects, multiple computers, and deals with travel-related network
outages; and finally,
* a tour of the basics you will need to set up your own system with Bazaar.
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By the end you will be equipped
to use version control
as part of your daily routine.

Because this sucks:
$ cp template.php template.php.old
$ vim template.php
$ cp template.php template.php.c.20081025c

And this is awesome:
$ bzr blame legalnotice.xml
156.1.13 camille | <?xml version=quot;1.0quot; encoding=quot;utf8quot;?>
156.1.19 camille | <!DOCTYPE legalnotice PUBLIC quot;//OASIS//DTD DocBook XML
V4.3//ENquot; quot;http://docbook.org/xml/4.3/docbookx.dtdquot;>
156.1.5  spindle | <legalnotice>
156.1.13 camille |   <para>Written by and attributed to Canonical Ltd.
and the Ubuntu
161.1.2  emmajan |   Training community 20082009.</para>
156.1.13 camille |   <para>This license is bound by the Creative Commons: CC by

Ancient:
  SCCS (1972)
Old School:
  RCS (ci / co)
Centralized:
  CVS / Subversion
Decentralized:
  Git / Mercurial / Bazaar / SVK

A real history of VC is
available from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Version_control

my setup
backups

Local testing server

Live server

my files
graphics

client themes

documentation

1
Install Bazaar
http://bazaarvcs.org/Download
you only need this on machines that will be editing code

2
Start the magic trick
$ bzr init
this converts the directory to one that can be versioncontrolled

3
Put the rabbit into the hat
$ bzr add
Add your files to the version control system.

4
Wave the magic wand
$ bzr commit
Commit the “changes” to the repository.

5
The rabbit appears on the server
$ bzr upload
Upload the changes via SFTP to the Web server.

More information at:
http://bazaarvcs.org/BazaarUploadForWebDev

Working efficiently
The local project

trunk idea1 idea2

1
Working efficiently
$ bzr initrepo projectname

The local project

trunk idea1 idea2

2
Download the files
$ bzr branch lp:projectname trunk
From launchpad.

The local project

trunk idea1 idea2

3
Copy the files to a working tree
$ bzr branch trunk idea1
$ bzr branch trunk idea2

The local project

trunk idea1 idea2

4
Wave the magic wand, again
$ bzr commit
Commit the “changes” to the working tree—same as before.

The local project

trunk idea1 idea2

Collaboration is like a bad
1980s dance trax...

5
Work with other people
$ bzr push
Pushes your changes to an offsite repository.
You will need to include a location the first time you push.
$ bzr push lp:~USER_NAME/yourprojectname/mybranchname

The local project

trunk idea1 idea2

6
Incorporate changes from others:
$ bzr merge
$ bzr pull

Quick reference
$ bzr help commands

Talk to helpful people
/join #bzr (on irc.freenode.net)

But what
about you?

emma@hicktech.com
www.emmajane.net

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1. version control for mere and freelance mortals emma jane hogbin emma@hicktech.com www.emmajane.net

2. About this talk As a freelance developer chances are good you use either many, or no, ● version control systems for your code. If your mental health has been compromised by index.version080912f-b.inc file naming, or you wish there was more flexibility in how (and when) your files are submitted to data central, it's possible that Bazaar is the version control system you've been waiting for. In this session you will be exposed to one freelancer's adventures of getting all ● projects arranged into a manageable version control system. Specific topics will include: * an overview of the main competitors in the open source world of version ● control (the good, the better and the CVS); * a peek into a single human's work environment to see how it ties together ● multiple projects, multiple computers, and deals with travel-related network outages; and finally, * a tour of the basics you will need to set up your own system with Bazaar. ●

3. By the end you will be equipped to use version control as part of your daily routine.

4. SRSLY

5. Why this talk?

6. Because this sucks: $ cp template.php template.php.old $ vim template.php $ cp template.php template.php.c.20081025c

7. And this is awesome: $ bzr blame legalnotice.xml 156.1.13 camille | <?xml version=quot;1.0quot; encoding=quot;utf8quot;?> 156.1.19 camille | <!DOCTYPE legalnotice PUBLIC quot;//OASIS//DTD DocBook XML V4.3//ENquot; quot;http://docbook.org/xml/4.3/docbookx.dtdquot;> 156.1.5 spindle | <legalnotice> 156.1.13 camille | <para>Written by and attributed to Canonical Ltd. and the Ubuntu 161.1.2 emmajan | Training community 20082009.</para> 156.1.13 camille | <para>This license is bound by the Creative Commons: CC by

8. A brief history of version control...

9. Ancient: SCCS (1972) Old School: RCS (ci / co) Centralized: CVS / Subversion Decentralized: Git / Mercurial / Bazaar / SVK

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14. A real history of VC is available from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Version_control

15. Bazaar & Launchpad

16. Open sourced July 2009

17. Workflow

18. Drupal – Freelance Contracts

19. Ubuntu Documentation Team

20. Drupal – Freelance Contracts

21. my setup backups Local testing server Live server

22. my files graphics client themes documentation

23. 1 Install Bazaar http://bazaarvcs.org/Download you only need this on machines that will be editing code

24. 2 Start the magic trick $ bzr init this converts the directory to one that can be versioncontrolled

25. 3 Put the rabbit into the hat $ bzr add Add your files to the version control system.

26. 4 Wave the magic wand $ bzr commit Commit the “changes” to the repository.

27. Do some work. commit again

28. 5 The rabbit appears on the server $ bzr upload Upload the changes via SFTP to the Web server.

29. More information at: http://bazaarvcs.org/BazaarUploadForWebDev

30. Ubuntu Documentation Team

31. Working efficiently The local project trunk idea1 idea2

32. 1 Working efficiently $ bzr initrepo projectname The local project trunk idea1 idea2

33. 2 Download the files $ bzr branch lp:projectname trunk From launchpad. The local project trunk idea1 idea2

34. 3 Copy the files to a working tree $ bzr branch trunk idea1 $ bzr branch trunk idea2 The local project trunk idea1 idea2

35. Do some work.

36. 4 Wave the magic wand, again $ bzr commit Commit the “changes” to the working tree—same as before. The local project trunk idea1 idea2

37. Collaboration is like a bad 1980s dance trax...

38. Photo source: wikipedia

39. 5 Work with other people $ bzr push Pushes your changes to an offsite repository. You will need to include a location the first time you push. $ bzr push lp:~USER_NAME/yourprojectname/mybranchname The local project trunk idea1 idea2

40. 6 Incorporate changes from others: $ bzr merge $ bzr pull

41. Quick reference $ bzr help commands Talk to helpful people /join #bzr (on irc.freenode.net)

42. But what about you? emma@hicktech.com www.emmajane.net

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