[01:15] <pabs3> hmm, the Debian qbrz package has nothing in /usr/bin
[01:17] <pabs3> ah, it only adds brz subcommands
[01:20] <pabs3> does anyone know if there is a way to make `brz missing` not connect to the remote repo and just use locally cached info about it?
[01:26] <jelmer> pabs3: there is no such thing, other than manually mirroring the remote
[01:26] <jelmer> pabs3: remotes are a concept that never made it into the bzr world - most tooling is oriented around individual branches
[01:26] <pabs3> ah. I'm spoiled by git
[01:31] <jelmer> I think it's just different workflows - the bzr approach is that you can actually do things on remote repositories, where git can just push/pull and then do operations locally
[01:31] <jelmer> an ideal world would support both (local operations are faster, but ad-hoc operations remotely can save having to fetch an entire repo) 
[03:22] <pabs3> git can do some other things remotely too, like delete tags/branches (git push --delete)
[03:23] <pabs3> agreed re ad-hoc, I do prefer to have local copies though