I'm not sure what upload should do there...(apart from not blowing up like this, that is).
If bzr is available on the remote site, there is no point in using upload, https://edge.launchpad.net/bzr-push-and-update is far more appropriate (and works today),
and 'bzr push' itself should populate the working tree (but I'm not sure the smart server does that today).
upload is mostly targeted at remote sites where bzr can't be installed and will never be as smart
as the two solutions above.
I'm not sure what upload should do there...(apart from not blowing up like this, that is). /edge.launchpad .net/bzr- push-and- update is far more appropriate (and works today),
If bzr is available on the remote site, there is no point in using upload,
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and 'bzr push' itself should populate the working tree (but I'm not sure the smart server does that today).
upload is mostly targeted at remote sites where bzr can't be installed and will never be as smart
as the two solutions above.