<div>I dont know if this is right use for bzr (or if this is a very basic question :-)</div>
<div>I want to use bzr for text documents -- usually emacs-org files.</div>
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<div>The usage scenario is</div>
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<div>1. Files reside in a number of different directories</div>
<div>2. Many (one-off) documents may not be versioned</div>
<div>3. Their histories are usually unrelated</div>
<div>4. Documents that are versioned may have complex (branching) histories</div>
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<div>So some (specific) questions:</div>
<div>-- Am I required to keep the .bzr directories in each directory where versioned files reside? Or can I have one repo for all versioned files?</div>
<div>-- How do I disentangle the histories of different (unrelated) that simply happen to be in the same directory.</div>
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<div>More general questions:</div>
<div>-- I grew up on rcs (about 15 years ago). Is there not an 'rcs-workflow' ie a file oriented rather than directory oriented one?</div>
<div>-- Should not the user guide have a 'document management workflow' along with the others? Or my question(s) are a little stupid :-)</div>