[Bitkeeper-users] documentation on URL format for BK/Web

[Castor Fu]

Oops, I forgot to include the port number...  Works great!

Is there a doc for the URL formats which one is most
likely to want to embed in some other document?

Modifiers to the basic changeset thing would be good, e.g.
     show as patch, diffs, details.

Ways to refer to a file history, bookmarked at the revision
     of interest.

     -castor

On Tue, 2 May 2006, Oscar Bonilla wrote:

> Castor,
>
> What error are you seeing? The URL you sent:
>
> 	http://server:port/repo/cset@:MD5KEY:
>
> should work fine with bk-3.2.4.
>
> On May 2, 2006, at 2:40 PM, Castor Fu wrote:
>
>> What are the various URL formats for referring to a ChangeSet in BK/Web?
>> I want to add URLs in our bugzilla system, and am looking for the 'right' 
>> thing to save.
>> 
>> I found the following  old note from Larry, but trying
>>
>>    http://bkmaster/repo/cset@445273fe1nODuAzt6euvWZVZ7rivmw
>> 
>> didn't seem to work with  bk 3.2.4.
>>
>>    -castor
>> 
>>
>>>   I've made a few changes to the BK/Web service on BK/Bits. There are some
>>>   cosmetic changes but the substantial changes are as follows:
>>>
>>>   - Traditional diff -Nur style patches served as text/plain. You can
>>>   now wget your favorite patch. I fully expect that the BK users in
>>>   the kernel will start including URLs to the patches as part of the
>>>   submission process. For the BK users, the URL you want is
>>>
>>>   bk changes -r+ -nd'http://$proj.bkbits.net/$repo/gnupatch@:MD5KEY:'
>>>
>>>   where you fill in $proj and $repo and this assumes that you want to
>>>   include a pointer to the most recent changeset.
>>>
>>>   - Bookmarkable changeset and patch links. When you navigate to a
>>>   changeset you'll see a link that says "Bookmarkable link". If you
>>>   click on that you'll see the URL change from cset at xxxxxx to
>>>   cset@<MD5KEY>. If you use the latter in your mail messages to your
>>>   friends that URL will always work; the first one won't.
>>>
>>>   - Added sorting to the stats page, now you can see who is busy faster.
>>>   The definition of "recent" on the stats page is the last 3 months.
>>>
>>>   - fixed searching (it works, it's still slow on large trees)
>>>
>>>   - cleaned up some bugs in the advertising (we're looking for people so
>>>   I stuck ads up on the web pages).
>>>
>>>   Check it out at http://www.bkbits.net and let me know if you find a bug.
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