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bzr 2.7.0-2ubuntu2 source package in Ubuntu

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bzr (2.7.0-2ubuntu2) xenial-proposed; urgency=medium

  * SRU: LP: #1592731.
  * Cope with paramiko making argument to SFTPFile.prefetch() mandatory.
    Closes: #822116

 -- Matthias Klose <email address hidden>  Wed, 15 Jun 2016 11:42:01 +0200

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Matthias Klose
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Original maintainer:
Ubuntu Developers
Architectures:
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Section:
devel
Urgency:
Medium Urgency

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bzr: easy to use distributed version control system

 Bazaar is a distributed version control system designed to be easy to
 use and intuitive, able to adapt to many workflows, reliable, and
 easily extendable.
 .
 Publishing of branches can be done over plain HTTP, that is, no special
 software is needed on the server to host Bazaar branches. Branches can
 be pushed to the server via sftp (which most SSH installations come
 with), FTP, or over a custom and faster protocol if bzr is installed in
 the remote end.
 .
 Merging in Bazaar is easy, as the implementation is able to avoid many
 spurious conflicts, deals well with repeated merges between branches,
 and is able to handle modifications to renamed files correctly.
 .
 Bazaar is written in Python, and has a flexible plugin interface which
 can be used to extend its functionality. Many plugins exist, providing
 useful commands (bzrtools), graphical interfaces (qbzr), or native
 interaction with Subversion branches (bzr-svn).
 .
 Install python-paramiko if you are going to push branches to remote
 hosts with sftp.

bzr-doc: easy to use distributed version control system (documentation)

 Bazaar is a distributed version control system designed to be easy to
 use and intuitive, able to adapt to many workflows, reliable, and
 easily extendable.
 .
 Publishing of branches can be done over plain HTTP, that is, no special
 software is needed on the server to host Bazaar branches. Branches can
 be pushed to the server via sftp (which most SSH installations come
 with), FTP, or over a custom and faster protocol if bzr is installed in
 the remote end.
 .
 Merging in Bazaar is easy, as the implementation is able to avoid many
 spurious conflicts, deals well with repeated merges between branches,
 and is able to handle modifications to renamed files correctly.
 .
 Bazaar is written in Python, and has a flexible plugin interface which
 can be used to extend its functionality. Many plugins exist, providing
 useful commands (bzrtools), graphical interfaces (qbzr), or native
 interaction with Subversion branches (bzr-svn).
 .
 This package provides the documentation.

python-bzrlib: distributed version control system - python library

 Bazaar is a distributed version control system designed to be easy to
 use and intuitive, able to adapt to many workflows, reliable, and
 easily extendable.
 .
 This package contains the Bazaar Python library.
 .
 Install python-paramiko for sftp transport support.

python-bzrlib-dbg: distributed version control system - debug extension

 Bazaar is a distributed version control system designed to be easy to
 use and intuitive, able to adapt to many workflows, reliable, and
 easily extendable.
 .
 This package contains the debug extension for the Bazaar Python library.

python-bzrlib.tests: distributed version control system - testsuite

 Bazaar is a distributed version control system designed to be easy to
 use and intuitive, able to adapt to many workflows, reliable, and
 easily extendable.
 .
 This package contains the bzrlib test infrastructure and testsuite,
 which is required to run the 'bzr selftest' command and to run
 plugin tests.