Benchmark: Git 1.6.3.3, Hg 1.3.1, Bzr 1.17

[Jari Aalto]

"Stephen J. Turnbull" <turnbull at sk.tsukuba.ac.jp> writes:

> Jean-Francois Roy writes:
>
>  > You could try adding --no-trees to the init-repo command.
>
> That is not comparable either.  You need to do both the default and
> with --no-trees, because the use cases are very different.  Some
> people and/or specific tasks will use the trees fairly intensively in
> their workflow, others function with repo queries like diff and log.

So for remote cloning

        bzr branch REMOTE HERE      # Bad

But

        bzr init-repo --2a
        bzr checkout REMOTE HERE.trunk
        bzr branch HERE.trunk HERE.working

Is this more efficient 'clone' ?