How do you specific "bzr cat -r <working tree>" then?
I think the default is fine, since that is the same idea behind quite a few commands. And you can always specify:
bzr cat -r -1 foo.c
"-1" will always point to the last revision.
(I think you can also do bzr cat -r last:1 foo.c)
How do you specific "bzr cat -r <working tree>" then?
I think the default is fine, since that is the same idea behind quite a few commands.
And you can always specify:
bzr cat -r -1 foo.c
"-1" will always point to the last revision.
(I think you can also do bzr cat -r last:1 foo.c)