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Notes:
  • Bazaar has been replaced by breezy.
  • pacman has migrated to breezy. [1]
  • Bazaar has been abandoned (no release since 2016, see Bazaar).
  • Written in python 2, which has also been deprecated by both the Python developers and by Arch Linux.
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Bazaar is a dormant version control system that helps you track project history over time and to collaborate easily with others. It is succeeded by Breezy (breezy), which also support Bazaar file formats and network protocols.

Installation

Install the bzrAUR package.

Usage

See bzr(1).

Setting up Bazaar server with xinetd

Add a bzr-usr user if needed.

Create a repository:

$ bzr init /home/bzr/repo.bzr
$ chown -R bzr_usr /home/bzr/repo.bzr

Add configuration for xinetd:

service bzr
{
	flags			= REUSE
	socket_type		= stream
	wait			= no
	user			= bzr_usr
	server			= /usr/bin/bzr
	server_args		= serve --inet --directory=/home/bzr/repo.bzr
	env			= HOME=/home/bzr
	log_on_failure		+= USERID
	disable			= no
	cps			= 50 10
	instances		= 60
}