NAME

       git-bzr - Bidirectional bridge between git and bzr

SYNOPSIS

       git bzr init
       git bzr clone [--strip_tags] <url> [<target>]
       git bzr clear [<bzr_branch>]
       git bzr push [--overwrite] [--parent_branch=<parent_branch>] [<url>]
       git bzr sync [--overwrite] <bzr_branch>
       git bzr pull [--overwrite] <bzr_branch>
       git bzr import [--strip_tags] <url> <new_branch>
       git bzr marks [--file] [--git|--bzr]

DESCRIPTION

       A  bidirectional  bridge  between  git  and  bzr that lets you stop worrying which version
       control the code you love is using -- as long as they are using git or bzr.

COMMANDS

       Several subcommands are available.  With  no  arguments  specified,  shows  the  available
       subcommands.

   init
       Initialize a new bzr tracking branch based on master.

   clone
       Clone  a bzr branch from <url> into the master branch of a newly created git repository in
       <target>.  If the <target> isn't specified, it's deduced from the <url>.  Like git  clone,
       it creates remote-tracking bzr branches.

       With --strip_tags, tags are stripped from bzr when importing.

   clear
       Remove bzr tracking branches for <bzr_branch>, or the current branch, if not specified.

   push
       Push to the bzr repository <url> (or the remembered url, if not specified).

       With --parent_branch=<parent_branch>, <parent_branch> is used as the parent branch.

       With --overwrite, history can be overwritten.

   sync
       Sync bzr tracking branch <bzr_branch>.

       With --overwrite, history can be overwritten.

   pull
       Sync bzr tracking branch <bzr_branch> and pull from it.

       With --overwrite, history can be overwritten.

   import
       Import bzr branch <url> into a git repository, as <new_branch>.

       With --strip_tags, tags are stripped from bzr when importing.

   marks
       Display  the  current  marks  files for the current branch.  By default, the git marks are
       shown, with --bzr, the bzr marks are shown.

       With --file, the marks file name is shown, rather than its contents.

SEE ALSO

       git(1), bzr(1)

                                            2012-12-07                                 GIT-BZR(1)