On Sat, Oct 21, 2006 at 09:30:30PM +0200, Jakub Narebski wrote:
> Jeff King wrote:
>
> > The difference, I think, is that it's easier in git to move the upstream
> > around: you simply start fetching from a different place. I'm not clear
> > on how that works in bzr (if it invalidates revnos or has other side
> > effects).
Moving upstram around does not invalidate revnos. Switching to different
upstream (ie. the head revisions are different) does. And this may
happen by doing a merge with the previous mainline as non-first parent
-- revnos are simply short aliases for revids, not persistent unique
idenfiers.
> That's good example of fully distributed approach. I can fetch directly
> (actually, I cannot) from Junio private repository, I can fetch from
> public git.git repository, either using git:// or http:// protocol,
> I can fetch from somebody else clone of git repository: intermixing
> those fetches, and revids (commit-ids) remain constant and unchanged.
So they (revids) do in bzr.
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