[RFC] I want to disable submit_branch on my computer for all branches. How can I do that?

[Aaron Bentley]

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On 11-05-13 04:00 AM, vila wrote:
> But this is precisely what Alexander (and others including me) is
> complaining about (and I don't understand the use case it's addressing,
> if the user is explicit about his desire (--no-remember specified last),
> we should respect it).

We should definitely respect the user's desire, but the "--no-" options
exist to force bzr to give use the default behaviour.  So when a user
uses one, their desire is to restore the default behaviour.  It's not
"don't remember", it's "ignore the fact that I specified --remember".
This applies to all out boolean options, and it's there so that users
can alias commands to get non-default behaviour and still have a way to
restore default behaviour.  For example, I have "commit" aliased to
"commit --strict".  This does what I want 95% of the time, and the rest
of the time, I use commit --no-strict to restore the default behaviour.

> - change the default behavior to respect user input.

I find it very frustrating that you are asserting that the current
behaviour does not respect user input.  When the user specifies it, it
does something.  That's respecting user input.

It doesn't do what *you* expect, but I believe that's based on a
misunderstanding of what it's supposed to do.

Aaron
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