Hi all:
I am trying to find out when a line dissapeared from a file.
I am managing a configuration file and one of the config options lines
is no longer there.
I initially thought of trying to bisect the file if I can identify
when the system was properly configured. If I guess wrong I could end
up having to run multiple bisects to find the last removal of the
option line.
Does fossil have something like "perforce annotate -a" or "git log -S" or
"hg grep"?
If there is no equivalent in fossil, I am considering running:
fossil finfo _filename_
to get a list of all the revisions where the file was changed
then for each revision:
fossil --checkin _revision_ _filename_ | grep "option name"
Anybody have any answers, thoughts, comments or quips?
Have a great day and thanks.
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John Rouillard
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