Nope.
> I know that bk can generate a patch which is fine for people not using
> bk, but one of the selling points of bk is the ability to replicate
> history entries.
Yup.
> My point is that full replication of history may be
> too much detail for anybody except the original developer. If bk can
> consolidate a series of patchsets into one big patchset (not patch)
> which becomes the unit of distribution then the problem of too much
> history can be solved.
If all you mean is that you don't want to have to tell it what to send,
yes, it does that automatically. If you start with 100 changes,
I clone your tree, you add 200 more, all I do to get them is say
bk pull
it will send them all, quickly (works very nicely over a modem or
a long latency link like a satellite).
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