Hi,
Robert:
> b) bzr mv --auto should dtrt all at once.
So it does! Except it can't handle more than about 10k files at a time
(only 8G RAM on the box), but that's OK, I can split it into 10-20 batches.
More worrying is why some of the files end up modified after "mv" and
"bzr mv --auto", but th
Hi,
Zenaan:
> Ah ok, I remember now, git figures out renames implicitly, so in git
...
As it turns out, you can ask bzr to do implicit renames, and this
appears to work. It can only do ~1 at a time, but that's OK, easy
enough to break up into chunks.
"bzr mv --auto"
Thanks for the help!
J
On 11/26/13, Jiří Baum wrote:
> Jiří:
>>> I need to rename 100,448 files in bzr, but running "bzr mv" 100,448
>>> times is taking too long. Anybody know if there's some sort of
>>> multi-move?
>
> Zenaan:
>> I only know git sorry. If there is any similarity, then some
>> assumptions needs to be pr
Hi,
Jiří:
>> I need to rename 100,448 files in bzr, but running "bzr mv" 100,448
>> times is taking too long. Anybody know if there's some sort of
>> multi-move?
Zenaan:
> I only know git sorry. If there is any similarity, then some
> assumptions needs to be provided by you, eg how are the files
On 11/24/13, Jiří Baum wrote:
> I need to rename 100,448 files in bzr, but running "bzr mv" 100,448
> times is taking too long. Anybody know if there's some sort of
> multi-move?
I only know git sorry. If there is any similarity, then some
assumptions needs to be provided by you, eg how are the f
Hi,
I need to rename 100,448 files in bzr, but running "bzr mv" 100,448
times is taking too long. Anybody know if there's some sort of
multi-move? Some other trick for moving the files all at once rather
than one at a time?
Jiri
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