plugins
directory. On Unix-like systems, that's ~/.bazaar/plugins/
, while on Windows it's C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Bazaar\<version>\plugins\
. In either case, you may have to create the plugins
subdirectory, if it doesn't already exist. run_nose.py
in the plugins
directory. Bazaar hooks are written in Python:from bzrlib import branch from os.path import join, sep from os import chdir from subprocess import call def run_nose(local, master, old_num, old_id, new_num, new_id): try: base = local.base except AttributeError: base = master.base if not base.startswith('file://'): return try: chdir(join(sep, ...
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