On 18 April 2011 09:24, Adam Porter <email address hidden> wrote:
> If I run
>
> bzr ignore dir/.bzr
>
> And then run
>
> bzr add dir
>
> Why shouldn't bzr go ahead and add dir's working set, ignoring the
> nested repo?
Interesting idea. I think I would like a "yes I'm really sure" option
beyond just ignoring the bzrdir, but there is no technical reason it
couldn't work. Each of the trees would see the changes made by the
other as if they were made by the user.
On 18 April 2011 09:24, Adam Porter <email address hidden> wrote:
> If I run
>
> bzr ignore dir/.bzr
>
> And then run
>
> bzr add dir
>
> Why shouldn't bzr go ahead and add dir's working set, ignoring the
> nested repo?
Interesting idea. I think I would like a "yes I'm really sure" option
beyond just ignoring the bzrdir, but there is no technical reason it
couldn't work. Each of the trees would see the changes made by the
other as if they were made by the user.