On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 03:17:51PM -0700, Michael Chaffin wrote: > The command 'be init' seems to work just fine in 'C:\Temp' which is not > under any kind of revision control.
BE tries to autodetect your version control system. When it detects
bzr, it (tries) to use it to store the bug repository (this was
failing with your pre-patched BE). When BE does not detect your VCS,
it creates a non-versioned bug repository:
$ mkdir a b
$ cd a
a $ be init
No revision control detected. <-----
BE repository initialized.
a $ cd ../b
b $ git init
b $ be init
Using git for revision control. <-----
BE repository initialized.
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