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The command hg log -v -r 2:5 can be used to see details on changesets 2/3/4/5 - is there a similar way you can view changeset details on JUST changesets 2 and 5?

Marcus Leon
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Use separate -r specifiers:

hg log -v -r 2 -r 5

It will give you the log entries in the same order you specify rev numbers.

Here's a test which demonstrates this:

mkdir hgTest; cd hgTest; hg init; echo "0" > 0.txt; hg addremove; hg commit -m "Added file 0.txt"; echo "1" > 1.txt; hg addremove; hg commit -m "Added file 1.txt"; echo "2" > 2.txt; hg addremove; hg commit -m "Added file 2.txt"

Now run hg log -v -r 0 -r 2 in the hgTest directory, and you'll see:

changeset:   0:22deafd4b5da
user:        aUser
date:        Fri Mar 25 17:37:01 2011 +0000
files:       0.txt
description:
Added file 0.txt


changeset:   2:39fedf6f9f56
tag:         tip
user:        aUser
date:        Fri Mar 25 17:37:01 2011 +0000
files:       2.txt
description:
Added file 2.txt

Notice there's no mention of the file 1.txt which was added in revision 1.

occulus
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  • I believe this will compare all repository changes between 2 and 5 but we are only interested in changes for files that were checked in as part of 2 and 5 - not files which were only included in changesets 3 and 4 – Marcus Leon Mar 25 '11 at 17:18
  • No, it gives you the changed files in those revisions only. Try it and see, it only takes a few seconds to make a new repository and do a few test commits. – occulus Mar 25 '11 at 17:26
  • Ok, have added an example to my answer. – occulus Mar 25 '11 at 17:39