confused by repositories

[Lalo Martins]

And so says Peter Amstutz:
> $ bzr init-repo bzrbug
> $ cd bzrbug/
> $ ls
> $ bzr init foo
> $ cd foo
> $ touch bar
> $ bzr add bar
> bzr: ERROR: No WorkingTree exists for
> /home/tetron/hack/mine/bzrbug/foo/.bzr/checkout/.

(09:36:56) lalo|work: well it's a bug, but in the documentation rather
           than bzr :-P
(09:37:17) lalo|work: init-repo defaults to a cvs-style repository,
           meaning no working trees
(09:37:30) lalo|work: use this instead: bzr init-repo --trees myrepo
(09:37:40) lalo|work: check bzr init-repo --help
(09:38:24) lalo|work: generally, although proper documentation is still
           being worked on, the --help output is of very high quality and
           will tell you whatever you need to know
(09:38:42) lalo|work: and so will shell completion if you use zsh
(09:38:49) tetron: the error reporting needs to improve
(09:39:39) lalo|work: I suppose.  The error is telling you exactly what
           bzr thinks is happenning :-P maybe a "this repository is set up
           to not have working trees, try `bzr init-repo --help` would
           be nice
(09:40:23) lalo|work: since I'm lazy and I have to do some actual work,
           I'll just post this entire conversation rather than summarising
           it.

best,
                                               Lalo Martins
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