exclude .bzrignore when exporting

[John A Meinel]

Martin Pool wrote:
> On 14 Nov 2005, Jamie Wilkinson <jaq at spacepants.org> wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> I think it'd be worthwhile to exclude the .bzrignore file when exporting to
>> tarball, because the file doesn't have any use outside of a bzr working
>> tree.
>>
>> I've got a simple patch to bzrlib/tree.py that does this, 
>> http://anchor.net.au/~jaq/bzr.jaq/
>> revno 1391
>>
>> I was going to add to the blackbox test suite too, but wasn't sure if it
>> should go in the export tests, or the ignore tests.
> 
> I'd say it's an export test.  Please don't put it in blackbox; there are
> too many overgrown tests there.  Put it in say testexport.py.
> 

In my integration branch, I changed "blackbox.py" into a package
(blackbox/__init__.py) which also has versioning.py, and I think we can
add new blackbox test cases there.

Speaking of which, as we get deeper paths, I think it would make sense
to truncate the beginning of the test name, rather than the end of it.
Because I don't need to see "bzrlib.selftest" all the time.

(Now it is probably the opposite if we are displaying the test message,
since a good person puts the important stuff first)

John
=:->


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