“How are common Monotone tasks done in Bazaar?”
mtn:
$ mtn clone somemachine.com com.somemachine.branch.name
bzr:
$ bzr branch http://somemachine.com/this/directory/here
mtn:
$ mtn status
[see a list of files that have changed]
$ mtn pull
$ mtn log --next 100
[see a list of the next 100 new revisions in this branch]
$ mtn diff
[see a diff of how files have changed]
bzr:
$ bzr status
[see a list of files that have changed]
$ bzr missing
[see a list of new revisions in the parent branch]
$ bzr diff
[see a diff of how files have changed]
In both of these cases, you’ll get a diff that you can review prior to commit.
mtn:
$ mtn commit -m'some description of whats being committed.'
bzr:
$ bzr commit -m'some description of whats being committed.'
In both of these cases, the new changes will be saved to either the local database (Monotone) or branch (Bazaar).