(Via the command line interface...)

The 'timeline' command can take a -R argument to specify a repository.
It reports a set of information (time, user, check-in id, comment,
etc.), but I do not see it reporting the parent(s) of a check-in

The 'info' command can take an object (for example, a check-in's sha1)
and report various information about it. If you give it a check-in's id,
you can see the list of parents to that check-in. However, the 'info'
command does not allow for a -R argument to specify a repo, it will only
accept a check-in sha1 if you are from within an open checkout.

It should be a legal operation to get the info of a check-in within a
repository, without having to be in an open checkout (as is my
situation), but I can not find the command line voodoo to get it. Am I
missing something? In the end, I just need to get the list of parent
check-ins for a check-in, without being in an open checkout folder, so
by specifying the repository path. Does anyone know any way I can just
get this information?

Thanks,
Jeff

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