How to duplicate a file and preserve history?

Asked by Brian Lacy

How can I duplicate an existing source file and preserve the log history on both files?

In subversion there is an "svn copy" command that does this, but I noticed there's no "bzr copy", is there a similar or equivalent operation? How can I accomplish this?

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John A Meinel (jameinel) said :
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On 2012-12-26 20:41, Brian Lacy wrote:
> New question #217670 on Bazaar:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/bzr/+question/217670
>
> How can I duplicate an existing source file and preserve the log
> history on both files?
>
> In subversion there is an "svn copy" command that does this, but I
> noticed there's no "bzr copy", is there a similar or equivalent
> operation? How can I accomplish this?
>

There is not a similar operation to 'svn copy'. The history of each
file cannot be shared between multiple files.

John
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trident_job (trident-job) said :
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