Below is what I tried. Its seems to work. Can you provide a simple use case that leads to the above error.
[foobar]% bzr mkdir xyz added xyz [foobar]% echo "hello" > xyz/file0 [foobar]% bzr add xyz/file0 adding xyz/file0 [foobar]% bzr ci -m "added xyz/file0" Committing to: /home/parthm/tmp/foobar/ added xyz added xyz/file0 Committed revision 5. [foobar]% bzr rm xyz deleted xyz/file0 deleted xyz [foobar]% bzr ci -m "xyz removed" Committing to: /home/parthm/tmp/foobar/ deleted xyz deleted xyz/file0 Committed revision 6. [foobar]% bzr undelete xyz [foobar]% bzr st added: xyz/ xyz/file0 [foobar]% bzr undelete xyz nothing to do for 'xyz' [foobar]%
Below is what I tried. Its seems to work. Can you provide a simple use case that leads to the above error.
[foobar]% bzr mkdir xyz tmp/foobar/ tmp/foobar/
added xyz
[foobar]% echo "hello" > xyz/file0
[foobar]% bzr add xyz/file0
adding xyz/file0
[foobar]% bzr ci -m "added xyz/file0"
Committing to: /home/parthm/
added xyz
added xyz/file0
Committed revision 5.
[foobar]% bzr rm xyz
deleted xyz/file0
deleted xyz
[foobar]% bzr ci -m "xyz removed"
Committing to: /home/parthm/
deleted xyz
deleted xyz/file0
Committed revision 6.
[foobar]% bzr undelete xyz
[foobar]% bzr st
added:
xyz/
xyz/file0
[foobar]% bzr undelete xyz
nothing to do for 'xyz'
[foobar]%