'baz-import-branch' succeeds, but resulting branch is b0rked

[Ben Finney]

Howdy all,

Yesterday I did the following successful 'baz-import-branch' on a
branch with some 200+ revisions:

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$ bzr baz-import-branch its-reporting.release-1.09.1/ benf at cyber.com.au--jobs-2006/its-reporting--release--1.09.1
importing benf at cyber.com.au--jobs-2006/its-reporting--release--1.09.1 into /home/benf/Projects/its-aus/its-reporting.release-1.09.1
replaced 1 control characters in message
Cleaning up
Import complete.
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However, attempts to actually use the resulting branch failed:

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$ cd its-reporting.release-1.09.1/
$ bzr push sftp://bzr@fs/~/client/its-aus/report-system/its-reporting.release-1.09.1/
bzr: ERROR: Revision {Arch-1:benf at cyber.com.au--jobs-2005%its-reporting--temp--0.2--patch-1} not present in inventory.

$ cd ..
$ bzr branch its-reporting.release-1.09.1/ its-reporting.foo-1.09.1/
bzr: ERROR: Revision {Arch-1:benf at cyber.com.au--jobs-2005%its-reporting--temp--0.2--patch-1} not present in inventory.
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I'm not sure how to interpret the 'check' output, but it seems okay:

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$ bzr check
checked branch file:///home/benf/Projects/its-aus/its-reporting.release-1.09.1/ format Bazaar-NG Metadir branch format 5
checked repository <bzrlib.transport.local.LocalTransport url=file:///home/benf/Projects/its-aus/its-reporting.release-1.09.1/> format <RepositoryFormatKnit1>
   235 revisions
  1246 unique file texts
 77415 repeated file texts
   699 weaves
    18 ghost revisions
    18 revisions missing parents in ancestry
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What can I do to find out why this successfully-imported branch is
failing? Obviously, I also want to be able to use it with bzr.

Versions:

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$ bzr --version | head -n 1
Bazaar (bzr) 0.10.0
$ aptitude show pybaz | grep Version:
Version: 1.5pre1-3
$ aptitude show bzrtools | grep Version:
Version: 0.10.0-2
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Ben Finney