Hacking Django, how Bazaar. This is a neat trick: use Subversion to track an upstream project, then create Bazaar branches to manage your own development against the trunk.
Hacking Django, how Bazaar. This is a neat trick: use Subversion to track an upstream project, then create Bazaar branches to manage your own development against the trunk.
You can do much the same thing with SVK, which is sort of a superset of Subversion which uses the Subversion filesystem and syntax to achieve decentralized version control. Mirror the remote SVN repo, then branch locally as much as you want. Great for checking-in changes when you're offline.