bzr-git gives "no module named dulwich.objects" error when not involed

[Christian Hudon]

I have bzr-git installed into my version-controlled home directory on all the computers I use, but I don't have dulwich installed on every computer. When I do a simple commit into a bzr repository (not a bzr-git one), I get the following message at the end:

[snip]
Committed revision 166.
bzr: ERROR: No module named dulwich.objects
You may need to install this Python library separately.

First the "error" part is misleading, because the commit did succeed. Also, it would be nice if bzr-git didn't complain about a missing dulwich until I try running a bzr-git command or with a git repository. Thanks.

[Christian Hudon (chrish)]

I forgot to include the version numbers. This is with bzr 2.3 or 2.4, and bzr-git 0.6.3-dev.