Hi *, On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 3:42 PM, Bjoern Michaelsen <[email protected]> wrote: > Christian Lohmaier <cloph <at> openoffice.org> writes: >> No, I want to do queries like "what changed in cws <foobar> between >> <dateA> and <dateB>" if possible with additional filters like >> filetype or author, pathname and stuff like that. >> The result should be a list of affected files, along with the >> associated commit-message and a way to show the diffs of the changes > > Ok, now I understand. This is actually quite easily possible with the "hg log" > command (which is pretty powerful if you take a closer look), but I dont know > a > good webinterface for it.
Yes, but a hg interface is useless without having a webinterface. You don't want to download a multi-gigabyte repository just to do a quick query... Or course the core developers all will have a repository, but that doesn't help the QA-Person who'd like to know what changes were done in a cws that might have broken the feature she's testing right now.. Or a buildbot admin who wonders why a cws broke Or a developer who just wants some pretty-printing instead of plain monochrome console You get the idea :-) > I have a crazy idea about having a nice webinterface, but I will wait and see > how the pilot turns out, before doing a proof-of-concept for it. Well, I'm already looking forward to it :-) ciao Christian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
