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davej@suse.de said:
> With Marcelo using bk these days, is it possible that you can cherry
> pick certain csets from his bk tree ?

I couldn't work out how to make BK even attempt that. 

If you commit harmless and irrelevant changeset 'X' to a repository, then 
commit a completely separate changeset 'Y' which doesn't touch any of the 
same files, then it seems to be impossible? to import 'Y' into a different 
tree without also importing 'X'.

--
dwmw2

? Well, not quite, but Larry will probably hurt me if I let on how I 
actually managed it :)

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