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 Introduction 
 BitKeeper Concepts  
 Getting Started  
 Advanced Operations 
      - Resolving Conflicts  
        . When is a Resolve is Needed?  
        . Resolve 
        . Merging Content Conflicts  
      - Specifying Older Revisions 
        . File level 
        . ChangeSet level 
        . Tag level 
      - Tags  
        . Creating a Tag 
        . Updating a Tag 
        . Revert to a tree as of Tag 
      - Branching  
        . When to Create a Clone 
        . How to Enforce Work Flow 
        . Branching and Merging 
      - Revision Ranges 
        . Specifying by Revisions 
        . Specifying by Dates 
        . Revision and Date 
      - Remote repositories 
        . bkd 
        . Sending Changes via Email 
        . Receiving Changes via Email 
 Advanced Topics 
 Reporting and Data Mining  
 Appendix A: Installation 
 Appendix B: Administration 
 Site Map 
     
Receiving Changes via Email
The bk receive command is used to apply a BitKeeper patch that was received via email. If you receive an email message that is a BitKeeper patch, save the message and feed it to the receive command as follows:

$ bk receive ~/mypackage < patch

Headers and footers are automatically stripped from the message. Note that if you don't yet have a repository created for this patch, you must use the -i option to bk receive in order to create a new repository.

Specifying the repository is optional; if it is unspecified, receive tries to use the current working directory.

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