'bzr add --verbose' quietly ignores subdirs with their own .bzr

[James Troup]

If you have a bzr tree within a bzr tree, 'bzr add' from top level of
the outermost tree will silently ignore the innermost tree. Even 'bzr
add --verbose' won't give any indication why the directory is being
ignored. If you're not the person who created this setup, it can be
very confusing.

$ mkdir foo; touch foo/{bar,baz}; cd foo
$ bzr init; bzr add; bzr commit -m "lol"
added bar
added baz
Committing to: /home/james/scratch/foo/
added bar
added baz
Committed revision 1.
$ mkdir lala; cd lala; touch what ever
$ bzr init; bzr add; bzr commit -m "olo"
added ever
added what
Committing to: /home/james/scratch/foo/lala/
added ever
added what
Committed revision 1.
$ cd ..
$ bzr st
unknown:
  lala
$ bzr add
$ bzr st
unknown:
  lala
$ bzr add --verbose
$ bzr st
unknown:
  lala
$

[neoneye (neoneye)]

This also happens for dirs that contians a ".svn" dir, see
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2113112/bzr-add-but-dirs-remain-unknown/

Solution for me was to remove the .svn dirs and then the dirs could be bzr added.

I'm on Bazaar 2.0.3