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If you have an older version check this url: http://bazaar-vcs.org/Download On debian, in any distribution, the 1.5 version is working, you can get it on this url: http://backports.org/debian/pool/main/b/bzr/bzr_1.5-1~bpo40+1_i386.deb

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If you experience problems with Bazaar, please read the :ref:`bazaar-faq-link` before asking any questions.

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Working with Branch

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The combination of Bazaar branch hosting and Launchpad's teams infrastructure gives you a very powerful capability to collaborate on code. Essentially, you can push a branch into a shared space and anyone on that team can then commit to the branch.

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This means that you can use Bazaar in the same way that you would use something like SVN, i.e. centrally hosting a branch that many people commit to. You have the added benefit, though, that anyone outside the team can always create their own personal branch of your team branch and, if they choose, upload it back to Launchpad.

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This is the official and proposed way to contribute on OpenERP and OpenObject.

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Quick Summary

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To download the latest sources and create your own local branches of OpenERP, do this::

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This will download all components of openerp (server, client, addons) and create links of modules in addons on your server so that you can use it directly. You can change the bzr_set.py file to select what you want to download exactly. Now, you can edit the code and commit in your local branch.::

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Once your code is good enough and follow the :ref:`coding-guidelines-link`, you can push your branch in launchpad. You may have to create an account on launchpad first, register your public key, and subscribe to the `openerp-community <https://launchpad.net/~openerp-community>`_ team. Then, you can push your branch. Suppose you want to push your addons::