No WorkingTree exists after branching

[Xue Fuqiao]

On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 10:43 AM, Eli Zaretskii <eliz at gnu.org> wrote:
>> >> >   $ cd /home/xfq/emacs-repo/main
>> >> >   $ bzr info
>> >>
>> >> It says "Shared repository with trees (format: 2a)".  As I said to John,
>> >> every branch I create has no working tree unless I use ‘bzr checkout’
>> >> explicitly.  So is there a better solution?
>> >
>> > Unless your ~/.bzr.log says something related, downgrade to a previous
>> > version' I'd say: this sounds like a bug.
>>
>> I also tried bzr 2.6.0dev2 and 2.6.0dev3 with Python 2.7.4, but neither
>> of them has a working tree after branching.
>
> I said "downgrade", not "upgrade".  That means go to 2.5.x.

Because I was using Bazaar 2.6.0 (the stable version) with Python
2.7.5.  But anyway, I'll try the 2.5.1 release later.

> But before you do, try doing this without plugins, using
>
>   bzr --no-plugins WHATEVER
>
> That is, repeat the entire process, starting with "init-repo", when
> you pass --no-plugins to bzr.  Perhaps some plugin you have has this
> effect.

I didn't install any plugin manually.  I only use the "changelog_merge"
plugin, but it was added to Bazaar in 2.4 Beta 1 and I didn't enable
this plugin in my {locations, branch}.conf.

>> I've attached related sections of my ~/.bzr.log.
>
> I don't see anything there.

Thanks for your attention.

>> (Maybe I should file a bug report in launchpad?)
>
> Definitely.  But bugs in bzr are fixed very slowly, so in the meantime
> I suggest to find a solution.

Will do it later.

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