On 2019-02-24, Jelmer Vernooij wrote: > bzr has long been dormant upstream. It will be replaced in Debian (in > buster+1) with Breezy (www.breezy-vcs.org), which is actively > maintained and has a Python 3 port. Breezy has a command-line that is > backwards compatible with Bazaar. > > Please consider porting git-remote-bzr to the 'breezy' Python module > instead of using Bazaar's 'bzrlib'. Most of the porting process should > be a matter of running s/bzrlib/breezy/ on your code.
Given that git-remote-bzr provides a git frontend to a bzr repository, I'm not sure the backwards compatible command-line interface sounds too exciting... :) I don't personally work with many bzr repositorys anymore, so I would be inclined to orphan git-remote-bzr to someone with a more vested interest if bzr/bzrlib was dropped for buster+1. Upstream on git-remote-bzr hasn't been terribly active either: https://github.com/felipec/git-remote-bzr Though it's largely continued to work, which isn't a bad sign. live well, vagrant
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