A user was complaining in #bzr today that various bzr commands would download a large part of his history. This turned out to be because of --stacked, which was apparently recommended to him by somebody.
As --stacked by default does not really have much use, should we perhaps hide it or at least make it warn when used together without --no-tree ?
A user was complaining in #bzr today that various bzr commands would download a large part of his history. This turned out to be because of --stacked, which was apparently recommended to him by somebody.
As --stacked by default does not really have much use, should we perhaps hide it or at least make it warn when used together without --no-tree ?