uncommit and bound branches

[Erik Bågfors]

I just saw the latest commits to bzr.dev and they included a fix to
make uncommit work on bound branches.

My question, is if that's such a good idea.

Say that I have a central branch, and have two developer having done a
checkout on that branch (a bound branch checkout).  They are both up
to date and now one developer uncommits the last commit.  What happens
then?

I assume that the other developer has to run bzr update and the commit
will show up as if he did "commit --local" on it?  Is that good?

Would it be better to say "sorry, can't uncommit with a bound branch/checkout"

/Erik