Changing default for ~remember~

[Stephen J. Turnbull]

Ben Finney writes:

 > To confirm, will this still work:
 > 
 >     $ bzr branch bind bzr+ssh://vcs.example.com/blah/ trunk/
 >     $ bzr branch trunk/ feature-foo/
 > 
 >     $ cd feature-foo/
 >     $ # hack hack hack
 >     $ cd ../trunk/ && bzr update
 >     $ cd ../feature-foo/ && bzr merge

That depends on what you mean by "work" -- I'm confused by your
specification of a bound branch, which will behave as it always does,
and I don't see how it's relevant -- but I suppose the answer is
"yes".

Precisely speaking, the "merge" command above will merge the content
of trunk's tip revision into the feature-foo workspace.  It happens
that because of the binding and the "bzr update" you do in the trunk
branch, the content of trunk's branch will be identical to the content
of blah's.

The net result is that anything that was committed to blah between the
"bind" and "update" commands in trunk will be merged into feature-foo,
without needing an explicit --remember option at any point.