rm with bzr

[Alex Chen]

Hi Erik,

Actually, what I said only occur in subdir and not in root dir.
You can try following actions to reproduce the problem.

cd bzr-root
mkdir test
bzr add test; bzr ci -m foo
cd test
touch a
bzr add a; bzr ci -m fooagain
bzr log .

the output will only show the rev on which the test is created. And I want
it list the rev where "a" is added, as you can find when use "bzr log
bzr-root". Since the files adding or removing is a kind of change to the
dir, so I think the behavior I wanted is reasonable. Don't you think so?
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