Doc review & quick ref card - anyone with some DTP skills?

[Aaron Bentley]

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Ian Clatworthy wrote:
> * It feels a bit weird that both "remove" examples require options.

I wholeheartedly agree, which is why I argued against the new behavior
of 'remove'.

>   What about this ...
> 
>     Remove files: bzr remove foo.py
>     Unversion but keep files: bzr remove --keep foo.py

bzr remove foo is IMHO annoying.  It fails a significant use case: when
a user has accidentally versioned a file and wants to undo that.  I
think you either want "remove --force" or "remove --keep".

And since the normal rm does just fine for "remove --force"...

>   If "unversion" is not a real word, perhaps "Stop Tracking files".
>   If we do that, perhaps make "Add files" "Track files" for consistency
>   (as Joachim suggested as well).

"version" is definitely our term, but "track" seems quite nice.

Aaron
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