es in all changesets.
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> You can combine that with a revset query to limit which changesets are
> printed. e.g. `hg log -r 'file("glob:mercurial/**")' -T ...`.
>
> See `hg help templates` for more keywords related to copies and `hg help
> revsets` for more ways to filter which changese
Related to my previous question...
But if no solution for that is forthcoming... one solution would be to
update to the changeset before the one that did the last "hg copy" and redo
and prune that that changeset .
But the question then becomes... how do I find all hg copy's?
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I'm getting some very uncomfortable merges due to using a combination of hg
copy and hg rebase.
What seems to be happening is when I rebase, changes that were made to the
file that was copied from (after the copy), are being now applied to the
destination file when I rebase.
Is there a way of
