-Dbytes not seeing total bytes transferred

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I don't know what we broke in the tracking data-transferred case, but I
was just doing some testing with:

 bzr branch -Dbytes bzr+ssh://localhost/.... local

And it didn't report the number of bytes transferred. Checking in
~/.bzr.log shows that it thought there were 0 bytes transferred, which
is when it suppresses the message (though it shouldn't if you are
passing -Dbytes directly.)

I tested the same command with bzr 2.2.2 and the bytes transferred were
tracked correctly (as near as I could tell).

While the content is being transferred, it does seem to be aggregating
the number of bytes. So something between the active transport
transferring data, and the final logging of it has been broken.

I did some manual stepping back through old tags, and this broke between
bzr-2.3b1 and bzr-2.3b2.

I haven't been able to figure out what, exactly, is going on. But it
looks like the object that is getting 'report_transport_activity()'
calls, is *not* the same object that is getting
'log_transport_activity()' calls.

I wonder if this is the initialize() code screwing with state?

 affects bzr
 status confirmed
 importance critical
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