Accidental

[Aaron Bentley]

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John Arbash Meinel wrote:
> Well, I know 'pqm-submit' takes the extra step to check if you have
> uncommitted changes, and by default aborts. It wouldn't be hard to have 'bzr
> send' do a 'is working tree clean' check first. It *might* make it a little
> slower, is the only real reason not to.

The other reason is that it prevents people from *deliberately* sending
when they have changes in their wt.  I'd rather solve it by just
refusing to send when the user has implicitly specified an empty merge
directive.  I'd even let them specify an empty merge directive, if they
specified it explicitly.

I don't see a reason to be so strict, especially when it slows down the
process.

Aaron
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