Continuing with the example above, revision 2 shows up even after no branch has it anymore:
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo/v2 $]
cd ..
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo $]
cd v1
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo/v1 $]
cd ..
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo $]
rm -rf v2
Are you sure to want to rm these: '/tmp/repo/v2' ? [y/n]y
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo $]
ls
v1
# So at this moment there is no branch containing this revision.
Continuing with the example above, revision 2 shows up even after no branch has it anymore:
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo/v2 $]
cd ..
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo $]
cd v1
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo/v1 $]
cd ..
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo $]
rm -rf v2
Are you sure to want to rm these: '/tmp/repo/v2' ? [y/n]y
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo $]
ls
v1
# So at this moment there is no branch containing this revision.
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo $] ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ----
cd v1
[T35 10:55 /tmp/repo/v1 $]
bzr log -r revid:<email address hidden>
-------
revision-id: <email address hidden>
parent: <email address hidden>
committer: Guilhem Bichot <email address hidden>
branch nick: v2
timestamp: Tue 2011-11-22 10:45:26 +0100
message:
2
But it still shows up above.