Here is another usecase - Ian, please say if this should be a new bug:
User has a git repository that has a tree which is 'close enough' to some known revision in a bzr repository; they want to take the commits done on top of that tree in git, and import them to bzr. bzr-git is unsuitable - the bzr repository is not converted from git in the first place.
Something like 'git fast-export <last 5 commits> | bzr fast-import --append' would be one way to express this (where the bzr branch has been uncommitted or whatever to be a 'close enough' fit to the matching git tree.
Here is another usecase - Ian, please say if this should be a new bug:
User has a git repository that has a tree which is 'close enough' to some known revision in a bzr repository; they want to take the commits done on top of that tree in git, and import them to bzr. bzr-git is unsuitable - the bzr repository is not converted from git in the first place.
Something like 'git fast-export <last 5 commits> | bzr fast-import --append' would be one way to express this (where the bzr branch has been uncommitted or whatever to be a 'close enough' fit to the matching git tree.