[PATCH] testbzr can run commands in source directory

[John A Meinel]

The way testbzr is written, it creates a temporary directory, and then
starts running commands from that directory.

I found out by accident that if you just run "bzr commit -m foo" in that
directory, it will modify you working directory.

The following lines just create a local project so that while writing
tests if you make a mistake, it won't mess with your source directory.

John
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*** modified file 'testbzr'
--- testbzr
+++ testbzr
@@ -265,6 +265,9 @@

     runcmd(['mkdir', TESTDIR])
     cd(TESTDIR)
+    # This means that any command that is naively run in this directory
+    # Won't affect the parent directory.
+    runcmd('bzr init')
     test_root = os.getcwd()

     progress("introductory commands")

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