Dmitrijs Ledkovs пишет:
> If you want to revert the directory name change but not the files change
> in it you would do $ bzr mv again. If you have changed files in the top
> level dir you can just list them $ bzr revert file1 file2.
Maybe. But revert is usually much simpler to use, because I don't need
to type `bzr mv new-name old-name`, just `bzr revert`. Simple and beautiful.
> Associate bug in qbzr has been marked fix released in 2009 do we really
> need to have this option?
>
> Bzr is recursive by default.
Yes, it is. That's why some commands have --no-recurse option.
Dmitrijs Ledkovs пишет:
> If you want to revert the directory name change but not the files change
> in it you would do $ bzr mv again. If you have changed files in the top
> level dir you can just list them $ bzr revert file1 file2.
Maybe. But revert is usually much simpler to use, because I don't need
to type `bzr mv new-name old-name`, just `bzr revert`. Simple and beautiful.
> Associate bug in qbzr has been marked fix released in 2009 do we really
> need to have this option?
>
> Bzr is recursive by default.
Yes, it is. That's why some commands have --no-recurse option.
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