nmb@guttle[~/tmp]$ mkdir -p test/branch
nmb@guttle[~/tmp]$ cd test
nmb@guttle[~/tmp/test]$ bzr init branch
Created a standalone tree (format: 2a)
nmb@guttle[~/tmp/test]$ bzr co --lightweight co
bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "/Users/nmb/tmp/test/co/".
nmb@guttle[~/tmp/test]$ bzr co --lightweight branch co
nmb@guttle[~/tmp/test]$ ls
branch/ co/
nmb@guttle[~/tmp/test]$ mv co ..
nmb@guttle[~/tmp/test]$ cd ../co
nmb@guttle[~/tmp/co]$ bzr info
Lightweight checkout (format: 2a)
Location:
light checkout root: .
checkout of branch: /Users/nmb/tmp/test/branch
Is this something that only happens on win32 or am I misunderstanding the relevance of the drive letters here?
I am unable to reproduce this bug on Mac OS X:
nmb@guttle[~/tmp]$ mkdir -p test/branch ~/tmp/test] $ bzr init branch ~/tmp/test] $ bzr co --lightweight co nmb/tmp/ test/co/ ". ~/tmp/test] $ bzr co --lightweight branch co ~/tmp/test] $ ls ~/tmp/test] $ mv co .. ~/tmp/test] $ cd ../co ~/tmp/co] $ bzr info nmb/tmp/ test/branch
nmb@guttle[~/tmp]$ cd test
nmb@guttle[
Created a standalone tree (format: 2a)
nmb@guttle[
bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "/Users/
nmb@guttle[
nmb@guttle[
branch/ co/
nmb@guttle[
nmb@guttle[
nmb@guttle[
Lightweight checkout (format: 2a)
Location:
light checkout root: .
checkout of branch: /Users/
Is this something that only happens on win32 or am I misunderstanding the relevance of the drive letters here?