bzr mv --after and bzr mv --auto don't work

Nicholas Allen nick.allen at onlinehome.de
Thu Jul 16 08:21:15 BST 2009


Ah I see what happened. bzr mv --auto guessed incorrectly a directory
that was moved. Is there a way I can tell Bazaar that a given move is
incorrect and that it should return to having the source as removed and
destination as unknown?

Cheers,

Nick

Nicholas Allen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have recently done some large refactorings. Thousands of files have
> moved into new directories that are unknown to Bazaar. I was hoping I
> could use bzr mv --auto to guess all the files that moved but this does
> nothing. Then I tried manually telling Bazaar where I moved stuff with
> bzr mv --after but this always prints an error message saying the the
> source location is not versioned (I thought that was the point of the
> --after option).
>
> When I do a status Bazaar tells me that many files have been removed and
> that there are a bunch of directories it does not know about. I would
> expect that if I do "bzr mv --after some/file/that/is/removed
> some/unknown/directory" that this would cause Bazaar to recognize the
> file has moved. It doesn't make a difference if I add the unknown
> directory with the --no-recurse option either.
>
> Any help greatly appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Nick
>
>   





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