~bzr-pqm/bzr/bzr.dev

IN DEVELOPMENT

  IMPROVEMENTS:

    * The --lsprof-file option now dumps a text rendering of the profiling

      information if the filename ends in ".txt". It will also convert the

      profiling information to a format suitable for KCacheGrind if the

      output filename ends in ".callgrind". Fixes to the lsprofcalltree

      conversion process by Jean Paul Calderone and Itamar were also merged.

      See http://ddaa.net/blog/python/lsprof-calltree. (Ian Clatworthy)

    * ``info`` now defaults to non-verbose mode, displaying only paths and

      abbreviated format info.  ``info -v`` displays all the information

      formerly displayed by ``info``.  (Aaron Bentley)

  TESTING:

    * Removed the ``--keep-output`` option from selftest and clean up test

      directories as they're used.  This reduces the IO load from 

      running the test suite and cuts the time by about half.

      (Andrew Bennetts, Martin Pool)

bzr 0.17rc1  2007-06-12

  NOTES WHEN UPGRADING:

    * The kind() and is_executable() APIs on the WorkingTree interface no

      longer implicitly (read) locks and unlocks the tree. This *might*

      impact some plug-ins and tools using this part of the API. If you find

      an issue that may be caused by this change, please let us know,

      particularly the plug-in/tool maintainer. If encountered, the API

      fix is to surround kind() and is_executable() calls with lock_read()

      and unlock() like so::

        work_tree.lock_read()

        try:

            kind = work_tree.kind(...)

        finally:

            work_tree.unlock()

  INTERNALS:

    * Rework of LogFormatter API to provide beginning/end of log hooks and to

      encapsulate the details of the revision to be logged in a LogRevision

      object.

      In long log formats, merge revision ids are only shown when --show-ids

      is specified, and are labelled "revision-id:", as per mainline

      revisions, instead of "merged:". (Kent Gibson)

    * New ``BranchBuilder`` API which allows the construction of particular

      histories quickly. Useful for testing and potentially other applications

      too. (Robert Collins)

  IMPROVEMENTS:

    * There are two new help topics, working-trees and repositories that

      attempt to explain these concepts. (James Westby, John Arbash Meinel,

      Aaron Bentley)

    * Added ``bzr log --limit`` to report a limited number of revisions.

      (Kent Gibson, #3659)

    * Revert does not try to preserve file contents that were originally

      produced by reverting to a historical revision.  (Aaron Bentley)

    * ``bzr log --short`` now includes ``[merge]`` for revisions which

      have more than one parent. This is a small improvement to help

      understanding what changes have occurred

      (John Arbash Meinel, #83887)

    * TreeTransform avoids many renames when contructing large trees,

      improving speed.  3.25x speedups have been observed for construction of

      kernel-sized-trees, and checkouts are 1.28x faster.  (Aaron Bentley)

    * Commit on large trees is now faster. In my environment, a commit of

      a small change to the Mozilla tree (55k files) has dropped from

      66 seconds to 32 seconds. For a small tree of 600 files, commit of a

      small change is 33% faster. (Ian Clatworthy)

    * New --create-prefix option to bzr init, like for push.  (Daniel Watkins,

      #56322)

  BUGFIXES:

    * ``bzr push`` should only connect to the remote location one time.

      We have been connecting 3 times because we forget to pass around

      the Transport object. This adds ``BzrDir.clone_on_transport()``, so

      that we can pass in the Transport that we already have.

      (John Arbash Meinel, #75721)

    * ``DirState.set_state_from_inventory()`` needs to properly order

      based on split paths, not just string paths.

      (John Arbash Meinel, #115947)

    * Let TestUIFactoy encode the password prompt with its own stdout.

      (Vincent Ladeuil, #110204)

    * pycurl should take use the range header that takes the range hint

      into account.

      (Vincent Ladeuil, #112719)

    * WorkingTree4.get_file_sha1 no longer raises an exception when invoked

      on a missing file.  (Aaron Bentley, #118186)

    * WorkingTree.remove works correctly with tree references, and when pwd is

      not the tree root. (Aaron Bentley)

    * Merge no longer fails when a file is renamed in one tree and deleted

      in the other. (Aaron Bentley, #110279)

    * ``revision-info`` now accepts dotted revnos, doesn't require a tree,

      and defaults to the last revision (Matthew Fuller, #90048)

    * Tests no longer fail when BZR_REMOTE_PATH is set in the environment.

      (Daniel Watkins, #111958)

    * ``bzr branch -r revid:foo`` can be used to branch any revision in

      your repository. (Previously Branch6 only supported revisions in your

      mainline). (John Arbash Meinel, #115343)

bzr 0.16  2007-05-07

  BUGFIXES:

    * Handle when you have 2 directories with similar names, but one has a

      hyphen. (``'abc'`` versus ``'abc-2'``). The WT4._iter_changes

      iterator was using direct comparison and ``'abc/a'`` sorts after

      ``'abc-2'``, but ``('abc', 'a')`` sorts before ``('abc-2',)``.

      (John Arbash Meinel, #111227)

    * Handle when someone renames a file on disk without telling bzr.

      Previously we would report the first file as missing, but not show

      the new unknown file. (John Arbash Meinel, #111288)

    * Avoid error when running hooks after pulling into or pushing from

      a branch bound to a smartserver branch.  (Martin Pool, #111968)

  IMPROVEMENTS:

    * Move developer documentation to doc/developers/. This reduces clutter in

      the root of the source tree and allows HACKING to be split into multiple

      files. (Robert Collins, Alexander Belchenko)

    * Clean up the ``WorkingTree4._iter_changes()`` internal loops as well as

      ``DirState.update_entry()``. This optimizes the core logic for ``bzr

      diff`` and ``bzr status`` significantly improving the speed of

      both. (John Arbash Meinel)

bzr 0.16rc2  2007-04-30

  BUGFIXES:

    * Handle the case when you delete a file, and then rename another file

      on top of it. Also handle the case of ``bzr rm --keep foo``. ``bzr

      status`` should show the removed file and an unknown file in its

      place. (John Arbash Meinel, #109993)

    * Bundles properly read and write revision properties that have an

      empty value. And when the value is not ASCII.

      (John Arbash Meinel, #109613)

    * Fix the bzr commit message to be in text mode.

      (Alexander Belchenko, #110901)

    * Also handle when you rename a file and create a file where it used

      to be. (John Arbash Meinel, #110256)

    * ``WorkingTree4._iter_changes`` should not descend into unversioned

      directories. (John Arbash Meinel, #110399)

bzr 0.16rc1  2007-04-26

  NOTES WHEN UPGRADING:

    * ``bzr remove`` and ``bzr rm`` will now remove the working file, if

      it could be recovered again.

      This has been done for consistency with svn and the unix rm command.

      The old ``remove`` behaviour has been retained in the new option

      ``bzr remove --keep``, which will just stop versioning the file,

      but not delete it.

      ``bzr remove --force`` have been added which will always delete the

      files.

      ``bzr remove`` is also more verbose.

      (Marius Kruger, #82602)

  IMPROVEMENTS:

    * Merge directives can now be supplied as input to `merge` and `pull`,

      like bundles can.  (Aaron Bentley)

    * Sending the SIGQUIT signal to bzr, which can be done on Unix by

      pressing Control-Backslash, drops bzr into a debugger.  Type ``'c'``

      to continue.  This can be disabled by setting the environment variable

      ``BZR_SIGQUIT_PDB=0``.  (Martin Pool)

    * selftest now supports --list-only to list tests instead of running

      them. (Ian Clatworthy)

    * selftest now supports --exclude PATTERN (or -x PATTERN) to exclude

      tests with names that match that regular expression.

      (Ian Clatworthy, #102679)

    * selftest now supports --randomize SEED to run tests in a random order.

      SEED is typically the value 'now' meaning 'use the current time'.

      (Ian Clatworthy, #102686)

    * New option ``--fixes`` to commit, which stores bug fixing annotations as

      revision properties. Built-in support for Launchpad, Debian, Trac and

      Bugzilla bug trackers. (Jonathan Lange, James Henstridge, Robert Collins)

    * New API, ``bzrlib.bugtracker.tracker_registry``, for adding support for

      other bug trackers to ``fixes``. (Jonathan Lange, James Henstridge,

      Robert Collins)

    * ``selftest`` has new short options ``-f`` and ``-1``.  (Martin

      Pool)

    * ``bzrlib.tsort.MergeSorter`` optimizations. Change the inner loop

      into using local variables instead of going through ``self._var``.

      Improves the time to ``merge_sort`` a 10k revision graph by

      approximately 40% (~700->400ms).  (John Arbash Meinel)

    * ``make docs`` now creates a man page at ``man1/bzr.1`` fixing bug 107388.

      (Robert Collins)

    * ``bzr help`` now provides cross references to other help topics using

      the _see_also facility on command classes. Likewise the bzr_man

      documentation, and the bzr.1 man page also include this information.

      (Robert Collins)

    * Tags are now included in logs, that use the long log formatter. 

      (Erik Bågfors, Alexander Belchenko)

    * ``bzr help`` provides a clearer message when a help topic cannot be

      found. (Robert Collins, #107656)

    * ``bzr help`` now accepts optional prefixes for command help. The help

      for all commands can now be found at ``bzr help commands/COMMANDNAME``

      as well as ``bzr help COMMANDNAME`` (which only works for commands 

      where the name is not the same as a more general help topic). 

      (Robert Collins)

    * ``bzr help PLUGINNAME`` will now return the module docstring from the

      plugin PLUGINNAME. (Robert Collins, #50408)

    * New help topic ``urlspec`` which lists the availables transports.

      (Goffredo Baroncelli)

    * doc/server.txt updated to document the default bzr:// port

      and also update the blurb about the hpss' current status.

      (Robert Collins, #107125).

    * ``bzr serve`` now listens on interface 0.0.0.0 by default, making it

      serve out to the local LAN (and anyone in the world that can reach the

      machine running ``bzr serve``. (Robert Collins, #98918)

    * A new smart server protocol version has been added.  It prefixes requests

      and responses with an explicit version identifier so that future protocol

      revisions can be dealt with gracefully.  (Andrew Bennetts, Robert Collins)

    * The bzr protocol version 2 indicates success or failure in every response

      without depending on particular commands encoding that consistently,

      allowing future client refactorings to be much more robust about error

      handling. (Robert Collins, Martin Pool, Andrew Bennetts)

    * The smart protocol over HTTP client has been changed to always post to the

      same ``.bzr/smart`` URL under the original location when it can.  This allows

      HTTP servers to only have to pass URLs ending in .bzr/smart to the smart

      server handler, and not arbitrary ``.bzr/*/smart`` URLs.  (Andrew Bennetts)

    * digest authentication is now supported for proxies and HTTP by the urllib

      based http implementation. Tested against Apache 2.0.55 and Squid

      2.6.5. Basic and digest authentication are handled coherently for HTTP

      and proxy: if the user is provided in the url (bzr command line for HTTP,

      proxy environment variables for proxies), the password is prompted for

      (only once). If the password is provided, it is taken into account. Once

      the first authentication is successful, all further authentication

      roundtrips are avoided by preventively setting the right authentication

      header(s).

      (Vincent Ladeuil).

  INTERNALS:

    * bzrlib API compatability with 0.8 has been dropped, cleaning up some

      code paths. (Robert Collins)

    * Change the format of chroot urls so that they can be safely manipulated

      by generic url utilities without causing the resulting urls to have

      escaped the chroot. A side effect of this is that creating a chroot

      requires an explicit action using a ChrootServer.

      (Robert Collins, Andrew Bennetts)

    * Deprecate ``Branch.get_root_id()`` because branches don't have root ids,

      rather than fixing bug #96847.  (Aaron Bentley)

    * ``WorkingTree.apply_inventory_delta`` provides a better alternative to

      ``WorkingTree._write_inventory``.  (Aaron Bentley)

    * Convenience method ``TestCase.expectFailure`` ensures that known failures

      do not silently pass.  (Aaron Bentley)

    * ``Transport.local_abspath`` now raises ``NotLocalUrl`` rather than 

      ``TransportNotPossible``. (Martin Pool, Ian Clatworthy)

    * New SmartServer hooks facility. There are two initial hooks documented

      in ``bzrlib.transport.smart.SmartServerHooks``. The two initial hooks allow

      plugins to execute code upon server startup and shutdown.

      (Robert Collins).

    * SmartServer in standalone mode will now close its listening socket

      when it stops, rather than waiting for garbage collection. This primarily

      fixes test suite hangs when a test tries to connect to a shutdown server.

      It may also help improve behaviour when dealing with a server running

      on a specific port (rather than dynamically assigned ports).

      (Robert Collins)

    * Move most SmartServer code into a new package, bzrlib/smart.

      bzrlib/transport/remote.py contains just the Transport classes that used

      to be in bzrlib/transport/smart.py.  (Andrew Bennetts)

    * urllib http implementation avoid roundtrips associated with

      401 (and 407) errors once the authentication succeeds.

      (Vincent Ladeuil).

    * urlib http now supports querying the user for a proxy password if

      needed. Realm is shown in the prompt for both HTTP and proxy

      authentication when the user is required to type a password. 

      (Vincent Ladeuil).

    * Renamed SmartTransport (and subclasses like SmartTCPTransport) to

      RemoteTransport (and subclasses to RemoteTCPTransport, etc).  This is more

      consistent with its new home in ``bzrlib/transport/remote.py``, and because

      it's not really a "smart" transport, just one that does file operations

      via remote procedure calls.  (Andrew Bennetts)

    * The ``lock_write`` method of ``LockableFiles``, ``Repository`` and

      ``Branch`` now accept a ``token`` keyword argument, so that separate

      instances of those objects can share a lock if it has the right token.

      (Andrew Bennetts, Robert Collins)

    * New method ``get_branch_reference`` on ``BzrDir`` allows the detection of

      branch references - which the smart server component needs.

    * The Repository API ``make_working_trees`` is now permitted to return

      False when ``set_make_working_trees`` is not implemented - previously

      an unimplemented ``set_make_working_trees`` implied the result True

      from ``make_working_trees``. This has been changed to accomodate the

      smart server, where it does not make sense (at this point) to ever

      make working trees by default. (Robert Collins)

    * Command objects can now declare related help topics by having _see_also

      set to a list of related topic. (Robert Collins)

    * ``bzrlib.help`` now delegates to the Command class for Command specific

      help. (Robert Collins)

    * New class ``TransportListRegistry``, derived from the Registry class, which 

      simplifies tracking the available Transports. (Goffredo Baroncelli)

    * New function ``Branch.get_revision_id_to_revno_map`` which will

      return a dictionary mapping revision ids to dotted revnos. Since

      dotted revnos are defined in the context of the branch tip, it makes

      sense to generate them from a ``Branch`` object.

      (John Arbash Meinel)

    * Fix the 'Unprintable error' message display to use the repr of the 

      exception that prevented printing the error because the str value

      for it is often not useful in debugging (e.g. KeyError('foo') has a

      str() of 'foo' but a repr of 'KeyError('foo')' which is much more

      useful. (Robert Collins)

    * ``urlutils.normalize_url`` now unescapes unreserved characters, such as "~".

      (Andrew Bennetts)

  BUGFIXES:

    * Don't fail bundle selftest if email has 'two' embedded.  

      (Ian Clatworthy, #98510)

    * Remove ``--verbose`` from ``bzr bundle``. It didn't work anyway.

      (Robert Widhopf-Fenk, #98591)

    * Remove ``--basis`` from the checkout/branch commands - it didn't work

      properly and is no longer beneficial.

      (Robert Collins, #53675, #43486)

    * Don't produce encoding error when adding duplicate files.

      (Aaron Bentley)

    * Fix ``bzr log <file>`` so it only logs the revisions that changed

      the file, and does it faster.

      (Kent Gibson, John Arbash Meinel, #51980, #69477)

    * Fix ``InterDirstateTre._iter_changes`` to handle when we come across

      an empty versioned directory, which now has files in it.

      (John Arbash Meinel, #104257)

    * Teach ``common_ancestor`` to shortcut when the tip of one branch is

      inside the ancestry of the other. Saves a lot of graph processing

      (with an ancestry of 16k revisions, ``bzr merge ../already-merged``

      changes from 2m10s to 13s).  (John Arbash Meinel, #103757)

    * Fix ``show_diff_trees`` to handle the case when a file is modified,

      and the containing directory is renamed. (The file path is different

      in this versus base, but it isn't marked as a rename).

      (John Arbash Meinel, #103870)

    * FTP now works even when the FTP server does not support atomic rename.

      (Aaron Bentley, #89436)

    * Correct handling in bundles and merge directives of timezones with

      that are not an integer number of hours offset from UTC.  Always 

      represent the epoch time in UTC to avoid problems with formatting 

      earlier times on win32.  (Martin Pool, Alexander Belchenko, John

      Arbash Meinel)

    * Typo in the help for ``register-branch`` fixed. (Robert Collins, #96770)

    * "dirstate" and "dirstate-tags" formats now produce branches compatible

      with old versions of bzr. (Aaron Bentley, #107168))

    * Handle moving a directory when children have been added, removed,

      and renamed. (John Arbash Meinel, #105479)

    * Don't preventively use basic authentication for proxy before receiving a

      407 error. Otherwise people willing to use other authentication schemes

      may expose their password in the clear (or nearly). This add one

      roundtrip in case basic authentication should be used, but plug the

      security hole.

      (Vincent Ladeuil)

    * Handle http and proxy digest authentication.

      (Vincent Ladeuil, #94034).

  TESTING:

    * Added ``bzrlib.strace.strace`` which will strace a single callable and

      return a StraceResult object which contains just the syscalls involved

      in running it. (Robert Collins)

    * New test method ``reduceLockdirTimeout`` to drop the default (ui-centric)

      default time down to one suitable for tests. (Andrew Bennetts)

    * Add new ``vfs_transport_factory`` attribute on tests which provides the 

      common vfs backing for both the readonly and readwrite transports.

      This allows the RemoteObject tests to back onto local disk or memory,

      and use the existing ``transport_server`` attribute all tests know about

      to be the smart server transport. This in turn allows tests to 

      differentiate between 'transport to access the branch', and 

      'transport which is a VFS' - which matters in Remote* tests.

      (Robert Collins, Andrew Bennetts)

    * The ``make_branch_and_tree`` method for tests will now create a 

      lightweight checkout for the tree if the ``vfs_transport_factory`` is not

      a LocalURLServer. (Robert Collins, Andrew Bennetts)

    * Branch implementation tests have been audited to ensure that all urls 

      passed to Branch APIs use proper urls, except when local-disk paths

      are intended. This is so that tests correctly access the test transport

      which is often not equivalent to local disk in Remote* tests. As part

      of this many tests were adjusted to remove dependencies on local disk

      access.

      (Robert Collins, Andrew Bennetts)

    * Mark bzrlib.tests and bzrlib.tests.TestUtil as providing assertFOO helper

      functions by adding a ``__unittest`` global attribute. (Robert Collins,

      Andrew Bennetts, Martin Pool, Jonathan Lange)

    * Refactored proxy and authentication handling to simplify the

      implementation of new auth schemes for both http and proxy. 

      (Vincent Ladeuil)

bzr 0.15 2007-04-01

  BUGFIXES:

    * Handle incompatible repositories as a user issue when fetching.

      (Aaron Bentley)

    * Don't give a recommendation to upgrade when branching or 

      checking out a branch that contains an old-format working tree.

      (Martin Pool)

bzr 0.15rc3  2007-03-26

  CHANGES:

    * A warning is now displayed when opening working trees in older 

      formats, to encourage people to upgrade to WorkingTreeFormat4.

      (Martin Pool)

  IMPROVEMENTS:

    * HTTP redirections are now taken into account when a branch (or a

      bundle) is accessed for the first time. A message is issued at each

      redirection to inform the user. In the past, http redirections were

      silently followed for each request which significantly degraded the

      performances. The http redirections are not followed anymore by

      default, instead a RedirectRequested exception is raised. For bzrlib

      users needing to follow http redirections anyway,

      ``bzrlib.transport.do_catching_redirections`` provide an easy transition

      path.  (vila)

  INTERNALS:

    * Added ``ReadLock.temporary_write_lock()`` to allow upgrading an OS read

      lock to an OS write lock. Linux can do this without unlocking, Win32

      needs to unlock in between. (John Arbash Meinel)

    * New parameter ``recommend_upgrade`` to ``BzrDir.open_workingtree``

      to silence (when false) warnings about opening old formats.

      (Martin Pool)

    * Fix minor performance regression with bzr-0.15 on pre-dirstate

      trees. (We were reading the working inventory too many times).

      (John Arbash Meinel)

    * Remove ``Branch.get_transaction()`` in favour of a simple cache of

      ``revision_history``.  Branch subclasses should override

      ``_gen_revision_history`` rather than ``revision_history`` to make use of

      this cache, and call ``_clear_revision_history_cache`` and

      ``_cache_revision_history`` at appropriate times. (Andrew Bennetts)

  BUGFIXES:

    * Take ``smtp_server`` from user config into account.

      (vila, #92195)

    * Restore Unicode filename handling for versioned and unversioned files.

      (John Arbash Meinel, #92608)

    * Don't fail during ``bzr commit`` if a file is marked removed, and

      the containing directory is auto-removed.  (John Arbash Meinel, #93681)

    * ``bzr status FILENAME`` failed on Windows because of an uncommon

      errno. (``ERROR_DIRECTORY == 267 != ENOTDIR``).

      (Wouter van Heyst, John Arbash Meinel, #90819)

    * ``bzr checkout source`` should create a local branch in the same

      format as source. (John Arbash Meinel, #93854)

    * ``bzr commit`` with a kind change was failing to update the

      last-changed-revision for directories.  The

      InventoryDirectory._unchanged only looked at the ``parent_id`` and name,

      ignoring the fact that the kind could have changed, too.

      (John Arbash Meinel, #90111)

    * ``bzr mv dir/subdir other`` was incorrectly updating files inside

      the directory. So that there was a chance it would break commit,

      etc. (John Arbash Meinel, #94037)

    * Correctly handles mutiple permanent http redirections.

      (vila, #88780)

bzr 0.15rc2  2007-03-14

  NOTES WHEN UPGRADING:

    * Release 0.15rc2 of bzr changes the ``bzr init-repo`` command to

      default to ``--trees`` instead of ``--no-trees``.

      Existing shared repositories are not affected.

  IMPROVEMENTS:

    * New ``merge-directive`` command to generate machine- and human-readable

      merge requests.  (Aaron Bentley)

    * New ``submit:`` revision specifier makes it easy to diff against the

      common ancestor with the submit location (Aaron Bentley)

    * Added support for Putty's SSH implementation. (Dmitry Vasiliev)

    * Added ``bzr status --versioned`` to report only versioned files, 

      not unknowns. (Kent Gibson)

    * Merge now autodetects the correct line-ending style for its conflict

      markers.  (Aaron Bentley)

  INTERNALS:

    * Refactored SSH vendor registration into SSHVendorManager class.

      (Dmitry Vasiliev)

  BUGFIXES:

    * New ``--numbered-dirs`` option to ``bzr selftest`` to use

      numbered dirs for TestCaseInTempDir. This is default behavior

      on Windows. Anyone can force named dirs on Windows

      with ``--no-numbered-dirs``. (Alexander Belchenko)

    * Fix ``RevisionSpec_revid`` to handle the Unicode strings passed in

      from the command line. (Marien Zwart, #90501)

    * Fix ``TreeTransform._iter_changes`` when both the source and

      destination are missing. (Aaron Bentley, #88842)

    * Fix commit of merges with symlinks in dirstate trees.

      (Marien Zwart)

    * Switch the ``bzr init-repo`` default from --no-trees to --trees. 

      (Wouter van Heyst, #53483)

bzr 0.15rc1  2007-03-07

  SURPRISES:

    * The default disk format has changed. Please run 'bzr upgrade' in your

      working trees to upgrade. This new default is compatible for network

      operations, but not for local operations. That is, if you have two

      versions of bzr installed locally, after upgrading you can only use the

      bzr 0.15 version. This new default does not enable tags or nested-trees

      as they are incompatible with bzr versions before 0.15 over the network.

    * For users of bzrlib: Two major changes have been made to the working tree

      api in bzrlib. The first is that many methods and attributes, including

      the inventory attribute, are no longer valid for use until one of

      ``lock_read``/``lock_write``/``lock_tree_write`` has been called,

      and become invalid again after unlock is called. This has been done

      to improve performance and correctness as part of the dirstate

      development.

      (Robert Collins, John A Meinel, Martin Pool, and others).

    * For users of bzrlib: The attribute 'tree.inventory' should be considered

      readonly. Previously it was possible to directly alter this attribute, or

      its contents, and have the tree notice this. This has been made

      unsupported - it may work in some tree formats, but in the newer dirstate

      format such actions will have no effect and will be ignored, or even

      cause assertions. All operations possible can still be carried out by a

      combination of the tree API, and the bzrlib.transform API. (Robert

      Collins, John A Meinel, Martin Pool, and others).

  IMPROVEMENTS:

    * Support for OS Windows 98. Also .bzr.log on any windows system

      saved in My Documents folder. (Alexander Belchenko)

    * ``bzr mv`` enhanced to support already moved files.

      In the past the mv command would have failed if the source file doesn't

      exist. In this situation ``bzr mv`` would now detect that the file has

      already moved and update the repository accordingly, if the target file

      does exist.

      A new option ``--after`` has been added so that if two files already

      exist, you could notify Bazaar that you have moved a (versioned) file

      and replaced it with another. Thus in this case ``bzr move --after``

      will only update the Bazaar identifier.

      (Steffen Eichenberg, Marius Kruger)

    * ``ls`` now works on treeless branches and remote branches.