OSX: Foo.c verse foo.c (case insensitve filesystems)

[Bob Tanner]

I bite myself (again) with the Foo.c vs foo.c on OSX.

Since hpfs+ is case insensitive I get all sort of issues on file or 
directories dealing with case.

First question: Is this issue something that can be fixed at the bzr 
layer or do I need to wait for leopard and a case sensitive file system?

Second question: How can I work around this issue?

Scenerio: A lower case directory was renamed to an upper case directory.

Directory '/path/project/stubby', it was renamed to '/path/project/Stubby'

$ bzr status
removed:
    stubby/
    stubby/GPL.txt

$ bzr commit
Commiting revision 153 to "/path/project/".
bzr ERROR: no changes to commit. use --unchanged to commit anyhow

$ ls -d Stubby
Stubby/

$ ls -d stubby
stubby/

Yet(!)

$ ls -a | grep -i stubby
Stubby



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