On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 11:32 AM, Georg <gwk....@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> three suggestions:
>
> A.
>
> When I select a single file and open TortoiseHg->View Changelog, I get a raw
> list of changesets for that file without lines showing the ancestry.  The
> "nicer" display with the ancestor lines only appears after I
>
> - click on a changeset in the upper panel
> - look for the file name in the lower left panel again
> - select that file and right click on "file history"
>
> I think it would be much nicer if this display came up immediately in View
> Changelog.

This is possible; the file selection case is more general because the
user may select many files so it does a filtered log search rather
than a simple filelog walk.  It could be smarter when a single file is
provided.

Could you open an enhancement request for this so it doesn't get lost for 0.9?

> B.
>
> In the single file history, when I open "diff with selected" or "visual diff
> with selected", I'm always presented with a complete tree diff. What I would
> like to see here is a diff of only the selected file.  That would be much
> quicker, too (a complete tree diff in my repository takes some 10 seconds,
> depending on the number of changes).

This is fixed on crew.

> C.
>
> It would be useful to have a command on the changeset (context menu) like
> "compare with current" which would open a visual diff of the selected
> version against the working tree, so one can compare the current files
> against a particular history one and optionally copy selected lines from the
> historic version into the working version.  I know I can do that with "hg
> extdiff -r xxxx" from the command line, but it would be very helpful to have
> it available in the UI as well.

Also fixed on crew 'diff to local'

--
Steve Borho

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