Last release, Tim added a stealth feature to Launchpad. Since it's incomplete we didn't announce it on the official blog, but it's useful enough to share here.
If you browse to https://code.launchpad.net/~$USERNAME/$PROJECT, you'll get a list of all the branches in $PROJECT owned by $USERNAME, e.g. Chris's Gnome Do branches or Graham's Gwibber branches. I use this mostly to track my own branches in a project so I can make sure I haven't let any slip through the cracks.
We want to make it possible to get to these pages without URL hacking, of course. But if you use both Bazaar and Launchpad quite heavily then this trick is worth knowing about even as it is.
Hacking, Software Collaboration, Testing and Diverse Other Topics of General Interest to the Practicing Programmer
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Truth (again)
I originally posted this on my other blog. I saw it while digging up another post and thought I'd take it's advice.
Originally found on Presentation Zen.
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