Public bug reported:
I have etckeeper managing /etc with bzr, and I have some pending
configuration-changes shelved on one of my servers, but the tree is
clean (and "bzr version-info --check-clean" reports "clean: True").
Because "etckeeper unclean" just checks whether "bzr status" output any
newlines, the `1 shelf exists...' output from "bzr status" makes
etckeeper think that the tree is unclean and needs an autocommit in both
`post-install' and `pre-install' actions. bzr thinks otherwise, though,
and `fails' to perform what it knows to be an empty commit; so I see two
failures every time I install, remove, or upgrade any package.
Shouldn't etckeeper be using "bzr version-info --check-clean" to
determine whether the tree is `unclean'?
** Affects: etckeeper (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/979223
Title:
etckeeper tries/fails to autocommit on clean trees with shelved
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