Nathaniel Smith spake unto us the following wisdom: > "Show me stuff about revision <blah>" seems like a pretty fundamental > command -- "stuff" presumably including some metadata summary like log > gives you, and also a diff or so. Does anyone have a good idea for > what this command would be called? It would be pretty easy to add, > and might solve your particular problem in a nicer way. (Also the > commit notification problem that Matthew was fighting with, etc.)
I know that I personally use 'mtn log --from <rev> --last 1 --no-graph
--diffs' *all* the time; a simple command which does this ('mtn
summarize' or the like) would be a boon, particularly if it could take
multiple revisions and output them in order.
Of course, there is really no reason this can't be handled as a shell
alias or simple script, either...
Ethan
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