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A shared repository in Bazaar stores all the revisions of all the branches. If you delete a branch that had some unique revisions in it, those revisions will still remain in the repository, and visible by the bzr heads --dead-only command, from the bzrtools plugin.

How to delete these revisions from the shared repository?

Or, how to delete branches in a way that their unique revisions will be cleaned up from the shared repository?

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The only way to end up with a shared repository that does not contain these revisions is to create a new repository, and branch all the branches that you wish to keep into it.

Deleting revisions is not considered a safe operation because there may be some branch that Bazaar does not know about that depends on them.

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