remove --all from bzr uncommit

[Aaron Bentley]

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John Arbash Meinel wrote:
> Aaron Bentley wrote:
>>Speaking of uncommit, it is verrry slowwwww when uncommitting a hundred
>>revisions, or so.  (Something I did recently, to find that .bzrignore
>>behaviour change.)

> Couldn't you have just annotated the code at that point? Or cracked open
> the weave in an editor?

I am not man enough to read a weave by eye.  I did annotate the code,
but at one point, it moved from tree.py to workingtree.py.  I had to
uncommit revision 452 so that I could annotate tree.py, instead.

I suppose we could add a --revision parameter to annotate...

> Actually, the issue is in the loop I was using to handle the '--all'

> Attached is a patch which cleans up the dead lines. If someone gives it
> a +1, I'll put it in my integration branch.

+1

Aaron
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