[MERGE][Bug #52479] Message at the end of commit for bound branches

[Matthieu Moy]

Aaron Bentley <aaron.bentley at utoronto.ca> writes:

> For example, what about printing 'Committed revision x (local)' and
> 'Committed revision x (master)'?  That's a lot shorter, and it doesn't
> require the user to remember which URL is which.

I like to know where my data is going. Typically, if I commit from my
laptop, I *want* my data to go on my master machine, it will be too
late if I realize after switching the laptop off. In this use-case, I
don't need the full URL, but I do need the machine name. The fact that
the branch is bound is not sufficient, since I may have done a local
checkout (I rarely do, but I sometimes have my working tree separated
from the repository). Same goes for my home machine which I switch off
when I don't use it.

Without an additional message, I either need to remember whether and
what the branch is bound to, or run "bzr info" afterwards to know
whether I need to do a "bzr push".

Not everybody have exactly the same use-case, but I believe it's quite
common to be unsure about whether the commit is already online or
needs a "push" to become so.

-- 
Matthieu