On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 4:53 PM, John A Meinel <email address hidden> wrote:
[snip]
> There is often a difference between:
>
> bzr co bzr+http://
> and
> bzr co http://
>
> Did you try both?
>
> The former requires all requests to go through the bzr protocol, the
> latter allows access to certain requests to go via standard http. (For
> stuff like reading the format files, is the most obvious difference.)
No, I didn't. I was under the impression, from exchanges on the
mailing list, that with bzr+ that the http transport would probe for
smart server support and use it, if it was available.
I did just give bzr+https and try, and that works, but it'd be really
nice not to have to specify bzr+ every time to make this go.
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 4:53 PM, John A Meinel <email address hidden> wrote:
[snip]
> There is often a difference between:
>
> bzr co bzr+http://
> and
> bzr co http://
>
> Did you try both?
>
> The former requires all requests to go through the bzr protocol, the
> latter allows access to certain requests to go via standard http. (For
> stuff like reading the format files, is the most obvious difference.)
No, I didn't. I was under the impression, from exchanges on the
mailing list, that with bzr+ that the http transport would probe for
smart server support and use it, if it was available.
I did just give bzr+https and try, and that works, but it'd be really
nice not to have to specify bzr+ every time to make this go.
-John