On Wed, 23 Mar 2011, Matthew Knepley wrote: > On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 3:21 PM, Barry Smith <bsmith at mcs.anl.gov> wrote: > > > > > hg diff src/makefile > > > > > > How come there isn't an option to have it show the most recent set of > > changes? It seems I have to hunt down some "revision numbers" and type them > > in the request to get any useful information? How about something like > > > > hg diff --last src/makefile > > > The closest I can find is > > hg diff -r-2 src/makefile > > which diffs against the first revision before tip. However, if you pull a > bunch of revisions, there > is no guarantee that is right. You can generate this diff before the pull > using 'hg incoming', but > I can't yet find a command to give me the last thing pulled down.
hg diff by default does diff with working dir. What you want is: hg diff -c tip or hg diff -c -2 The relative-rev numbering is based on full changeset numbering from tip - and not selective-file-changeset nubmering - which is what Barry wants.. I don't know if that exists.. Satish
