Some further comments:
The only command I've found so far that shows the file is 'bzr inventory'. So you can do
bzr inventory > ../current.txt bzr inventory -r -1 > ../last.txt diff -u ../last.txt ../current.txt
Which will show you what file is present that needs to be 'bzr rm' to get back into proper working order.
I'm not really sure how 'bzr gcommit' should handle these entries... It could try to present it as a missing file, I guess.
Some further comments:
The only command I've found so far that shows the file is 'bzr inventory'. So you can do
bzr inventory > ../current.txt
bzr inventory -r -1 > ../last.txt
diff -u ../last.txt ../current.txt
Which will show you what file is present that needs to be 'bzr rm' to get back into proper working order.
I'm not really sure how 'bzr gcommit' should handle these entries... It could try to present it as a missing file, I guess.