On the Ubuntu 10.04 default install, the root directory of a Bazaar repository fails to display. The revisions are all present and all subdirectories and contents are present (eg I can manually set the "show" repository URL to pull out the full directory listing and revisions).

I traced this down to the construction of the 'bzr ls -v --show-ids' command at line 55 of 'bazaar_adapter.rb'

The issue is that, for the root directory of a repository, the 'target(path)' is constructed with a trailing '/'. For subdirectories there is no trailing '/' in the constructed path.

The output format of the 'bzr ls' command appears to differ depending on whether there is a trailing '/' or not, which causes the Regexp on line 59 to fail to match in the case of the root directory.

My fix was to change 'bazaar_adapter.rb:55' from:

cmd << " #{target(path)}"

to

cmd << " #{target(path).sub(/\/\'$/, "'")}"

I suspect there is a more elegant solution but this fix works for me!

Component versions as follows:

• Redmine (Redmine 0.9.3.stable)
• SQLite 3.6.22
• Bazaar 2.1.1
• Ruby 1.8.7
• Rails 2.2.3-2

Apologies in advance but I don't have time to prepare a proper patch or to test against the latest version. As this is the current Ubuntu LTS release, I expect I'm not the only person who's come across this.

I trust this information is useful!

Regards, Dave