'bzr rm' should do wildcard expansion on Windows

[Martitza]

See similar Bug 425510.

Using bzr 1.18...

C:>mkdir t
C:>cd t
C:\t>bzr init
Created a standalone tree (format: pack-0.92)
C:\t>echo > cat.txt
C:\t>echo > bat.txt
C:\t>bzr add
adding bat.txt
adding cat.txt
C:\t>bzr commit -m "import" Committing to: C:/t/ added bat.txt added cat.txt Committed revision 1.
C:\t>bzr rm *.txt
bzr: ERROR: [Error 123] The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect: u'C:/t/*.txt\\*.*'

~M

[Joke de Buhr (joke)]

I'm not sure but shouldn't wildcard expansion be handled at shell basis. As far as I remember the windows shell did expand wildcards the last time I used windows.
Activating wildcard expansion within bazaar would conflict with filenames containing * as filename character in quoted arguments. At least on unix.

    touch "file_0" "file_1" "file_*"
    bzr add
    bzr ci -m "added files: file_*, file_1, file_0"
    bzr rm "file_*"

only "file_*" should be removed not "file_0" and "file_1". I'm not quiet sure how windows handles expansion nowadays.