In hindsight, I don't see a strong reason for being able to uncommit to such dotted revision. As Robert explained, "bzr revert -r" and "bzr branch -r" are fine.
I think that when we filed this, we thought of uncommit as the only way to get back in time.
So, fine if it is fixed, but not necessary for MySQL.
In hindsight, I don't see a strong reason for being able to uncommit to such dotted revision. As Robert explained, "bzr revert -r" and "bzr branch -r" are fine.
I think that when we filed this, we thought of uncommit as the only way to get back in time.
So, fine if it is fixed, but not necessary for MySQL.