Assertion failure after renaming and deleting

[John Arbash Meinel]

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Weeble wrote:
> I reported what I think was the same problem earlier today, but I used
> a different email address and it got postponed for moderation. I have
> attempted to reproduce the bug with a minimal number of steps. Working
> in Windows, the following batch file exhibits the problem:
> 

I can reproduce this with bzr 0.16, but it seems to be fixed in bzr.dev:

This is my test script:

#!/bin/sh -xe
BZR=bzr
DIR1=spam
DIR2=eggs
FILE1=foo
FILE2=bar

$BZR init test
cd test

mkdir $DIR1
echo "foo" > $DIR1/$FILE1

$BZR add
$BZR commit -m "first"

cd $DIR1
$BZR rename $FILE1 $FILE2
rm $FILE2

cd ..
$BZR rename $DIR1 $DIR2

$BZR status

$BZR commit -m "2"



Actually, I can think of 2 reasons for this, but if you change the "rm $FILE2"
to "bzr rm --force $FILE2" the issue goes away.

The bug has to do with how the "bzr rename" command worked when renaming the
entire directory.

I can see that it does indeed end up with an extra record which shouldn't be there.

John
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John
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