bzr 1.14rc1

[Stefan Monnier]

> * bzr no longer autodetects nested trees as 'tree-references'.  They
>   must now be explicitly added tree references.  At the commandline, use
>   join --reference instead of add.  (Aaron Bentley)

I'm not sure what is meant by "nested trees" or even "tree reference",
so I think this should be rewritten to make less assumptions about what
terminology the reader might know.  IIUC this is about Bzr branches that
appear within another Bzr branch, right?  What happens with 1.14 if you
already have such a setup?  Will it misbehave dangerously?  Will it
"just work"?  Will it output a clear error message explaining what to do?

> * New ``mv --auto`` option recognizes renames after they occur.
>   (Aaron Bentley)

It's important to use a word such as "guess" here.  Or "try to recognize".

> * ``bzr log`` now supports filtering of multiple files and directories
>   and will show changes that touch any of them. Furthermore,
>   directory filtering now shows the changes to any children of that
>   directory, not just the directory object itself.
>   (Ian Clatworthy, #97715)

Yay!

> * Branching from a stacked branch using ``bzr*://`` will now stream
>   the data when the target repository does not need topological
>   ordering, reducing round trips and network overhead. This uses the
>   existing smart server methods added in 1.13, so will work on any
>   1.13 or newer server. (Robert Collins, Andrew Bennetts)

Please group all performance-enhancements together.

Thank you,


        Stefan