0

I bzr pulled from a repo. Some of the new files (related to a TeX documentation) in the repo apparently could not be placed in the corresponding local dir since there was some kind of lock. I had TeXStudio open, I am not sure if it locked a directory. The pull operation reported an error (which I missed since the shell window was later closed).

Now the status of my local dirs is:

  1. bzr pull shows the system is up to date.
$ bzr pull
Using saved parent location: XXXXX
No revisions or tags to pull.
  1. The local dir is empty. There should be some files (I actually have them in the local dir in another computer).

I guess .bzr contains the required info. Is there any way to fix the local copy?

sancho.s ReinstateMonicaCellio
  • 14,708
  • 20
  • 93
  • 185
  • Does `bzr status` report any deleted files in the working directory? Perhaps `bzr check` or `bzr revert` works. Or just delete the local repository and branch/pull again. – rveerd May 15 '20 at 15:32

1 Answers1

0

You probably need to run:

bzr co

(without any arguments)

To create a working tree for the current branch.

jelmer
  • 2,405
  • 14
  • 27