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The Tarmac Launchpad Branch Lander automatically lands branches for a project
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hosted on Launchpad after the merges have been properly approved. It uses the
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Launchpad REST API to find approved merge proposals against the current
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development focus, and automatically merges those branches.
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Download the most recent Tarmac tarball or checkout the branch with ``bzr
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branch lp:tarmac``. Within the tarmac directory, one can run ``tarmac land``
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straight from there, or run ``python setup.py install`` to install it to the
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When running Tarmac for the first time, it will need to get an OAuth token from
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Launchpad to allow it to act as a user. One can do this by running the
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``tarmac authenticate``
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...and then follow the instructions. The token will be placed in
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``$HOME/.config/tarmac/credentials``. Tarmac does need to write some data, so
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it's required that the token have at least write access as the user.
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To land branches with Tarmac, you should run ``tarmac land lp:<branch>``. For
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instance, if I wanted to land all approved merge proposals for lp:tarmac, I'd
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run ``tarmac land lp:tarmac``.
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Tarmac recognizes branches to land when the merge proposal's status (not the
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votes) is "Approved" and a valid commit message has been set for the branch.
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If a branch isn't being picked up by Tarmac to land, then one of these issues
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is probably the culprit.
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Tarmac is a script for merging bzr branches from launchpad. It has many
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