Christian Lohmaier <cloph <at> openoffice.org> writes: > How would I use track to "show me all changes in <branch/tree> since > <date>"? (or between <startdate> and <enddate>)
I have never used the trac/mercurial-combination, just trac/svn. With it watching a branch is simple - see for example: > http://trac.edgewall.org/log/trunk/setup.py?action=stop_on_copy&mode=stop_on_copy&rev=8244&stop_rev=&limit=100 I am guessing, you actually want to watch a subtree (e.g. a module) across all branches. I dont think this is commonly supported with any DSCM, because branches are really a lot more independant (as they are with svn). However, it should for example be possible to have a mercurial repo that merges all open cws (ignoring merge conflicts) on a regular basis. That repo wouldnt compile and the source in it would barely be useful, but the metadata (which files are currently worked upon in open cws) would be there. > It allows me to generate a possibly huge diff by revision number, > that's a start, but way less useful unfortunately. > > It has the possibility to "show the diff compared to the previous > revision" in the Web-UI though, that is a great plus Thats actually already possible with the web-UI that is integrated in mercurial (hg serve). > (although that one is a subversion repo, not a mercurial one) Caveat emptor: I dont really know how well trac works with hg - I only used it with svn and in that combination, it did a nice job. Have Fun, Bjoern --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
