>>>>> Stefan Monnier <email address hidden> writes:
> I see the same problem when I "kill <bzrpid>". It's really annoying
> since I end up having to break three locks with 2 commands (the local
> branch lock, the remote branch lock (the branch is bound) and the
> checkout lock)
A bare 'bzr break-lock' in the right directory should query you for the
three locks at once.
And since you *killed* the process rather than interrupting it, I'm not
sure we should even try to unwind in the usual way as proposed above.
>>>>> Stefan Monnier <email address hidden> writes:
> I see the same problem when I "kill <bzrpid>". It's really annoying
> since I end up having to break three locks with 2 commands (the local
> branch lock, the remote branch lock (the branch is bound) and the
> checkout lock)
A bare 'bzr break-lock' in the right directory should query you for the
three locks at once.
And since you *killed* the process rather than interrupting it, I'm not
sure we should even try to unwind in the usual way as proposed above.