Whereas `bzr branch path/to/.` will happily branch . to dirname(path/to/.)
Since there is a check for existing directories that prevents fun with `bzr branch subdir/..`, but if branch
ever got something like --use-existing-dir ala bug 30576, that check might be gone.
Whereas `bzr branch path/to/.` will happily branch . to dirname(path/to/.)
Since there is a check for existing directories that prevents fun with `bzr branch subdir/..`, but if branch
ever got something like --use-existing-dir ala bug 30576, that check might be gone.