You could do an 'hg incoming' before the pull to see the revisions
you're about to pull... combine that with a template and you can get the
list of files:
off the top of my head... something like:
hg incoming -q --debug --template
"deletions:{file_dels}\nadds:{file_adds}\n"
there are template tags for revision #, renames, etc. etc. so if you're
machine-parsing this, you can format it however you like.
cheers,
steve
On 12/1/08 11:11 AM, Eric Schrock wrote:
> While I'm bugging you mercurial folks, I thought I'd ask something that
> has annoyed me ever since I started using mercurial. Is there any way
> to have 'hg pull' (concisely) output the list of changed files across
> all changesets pulled down? Right now the output is way too brief, and
> it's not clear how to get that information after the fact. In a
> repository as big as ON, it's important to see what files have changed -
> even if they are not edited in your local workspace, there is the
> possibility of conflict. Any pointers?
>
> Thanks,
>
> - Eric
>
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