Public bug reported:
Take a branch with 5 revisions. You realize rev 2 had an error you want
to correct.
bzr branch . fix
cd fix
bzr uncommit -r 2
bzr revert
bzr uncommit
edit
bzr commit
Now you have fixed the error in rev2 and want to rebase revs 3-5 on top
of the new, corrected rev2:
cd ..
bzr rebase -r 3.. fix
This replays revs 3, 4, 5 on top of the new rev2. If you look at the
log, it does indeed show the new corrected rev2, HOWEVER, rev3 shows
that it merged the OLD rev2, which is nonsense.
** Affects: bzr-rewrite (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
bzr rebase inserts bogus merge info
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