Silex, yes - there is an inconsistency in the bzr export/import parsing of "marks". If I do
sed 's/^([0-9]+) /:\1 /'
on /tmp/t/g/.git/bzr-git/b_remote-bzr-map before the last bzr command then it works.
The file is created by bzr without leading ":" while on import it expects the marks to have leading ":".
Silex, yes - there is an inconsistency in the bzr export/import parsing of "marks".
If I do
sed 's/^([0-9]+) /:\1 /'
on /tmp/t/ g/.git/ bzr-git/ b_remote- bzr-map before the last bzr command then it works.
The file is created by bzr without leading ":" while on import it expects the marks to have leading ":".