[PATCH] Implement --strict flag for commit

[John Arbash Meinel]

Aaron Bentley wrote:
> Michael Ellerman wrote:
> 
>>>Y'all,
>>>
>>>Here's a patch to implement strict commits (no unknown files allowed).
> 
> 
> Cool.  It might be nice for users to be able to make this their default,
> if they're really into strictness.
> 

Perhaps as a per-branch setting? Otherwise, I certainly agree. In
general, I would like to see config options (like bzr log --forward
--short) be settable somewhere. Right now I just write a plugin so that
the commands act the way I want them to.

> 
>>>The TODO mentions not allowing deleted files, but I didn't know what that 
>>>meant so I just left it. Any ideas?
> 
> 
> Normally, if you delete a file, commit will treat is as removed.  Not
> allowing deleted files would mean having to "bzr remove" every file
> before deleting it.

We could update "bzr remove" to act like "cvs remove" which traverses
the tree, and marks missing files as deleted.
I wouldn't mind giving it a flag to do this, perhaps "bzr remove
--recursive" or "bzr remove --all-missing"

> 
> Aaron

John
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