Tags
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How do I label revisions of a package? And how do I then retrieve a certain package revision by label in case one labeled version works and the other does not?
Labels are called "tags" in BitKeeper.
To add a tag to the package, make sure you've checked in
everything and created a changeset.
You can use bk status to see what needs to be checked
in and/or committed to a changeset.
Tag the tree by typing:
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bk tag TagName
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The most recent changeset is now labeled, or tagged, with
"TagName".
If you didn't want to tag the most recent changeset, you can say
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bk tag -r<vers> TagName
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to add the name to any revision.
You can now use this tag as an argument to clone, for example:
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bk clone -rbeta master beta
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which creates a repository called "beta" that has everything up to
and including the "beta" changeset.
A frequent problem is that you tag a changeset with "Done" and
then discover you weren't really done.
You can update the tag to the later changeset by running the
bk tag Done command again.
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How do I view comments that have been written for specific files or a labeled package?
For individual files, use bk prs filename.
For a tagged changeset, use bk changes.
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Is there an easy way to find out what tags are in a tree and when they were created with what changesets, etc.?
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bk changes -t
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or
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bk -R prs -hr1.0.. -nd'$if(:TAG:){:DEFAULT:}' ChangeSet
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