Doing merge-upstream in an empty branch does three odd things.
Firstly it tries to add a changelog entry at the end, but it doesn't use --create.
Secondly, you get negative revision numbers for the upstream revisions.
Thirdly, it changes all the file ids.
Perhaps the first two are both ok, or perhaps merge-upstream shouldn't be allowed in this case, with something else being done instead.
Thanks,
James
Doing merge-upstream in an empty branch does three odd things.
Firstly it tries to add a changelog entry at the end, but it doesn't use --create.
Secondly, you get negative revision numbers for the upstream revisions.
Thirdly, it changes all the file ids.
Perhaps the first two are both ok, or perhaps merge-upstream shouldn't be allowed
in this case, with something else being done instead.
Thanks,
James