I run hg pull which added new changes to my repository. Before updating my working directory with the new changes i would like to see these new files/changes. I believe in SVN i used svn st -u but how is it done in Mercurial?
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Martin Geisler
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1`hg push` adds new changes to your repository? Do you mean it adds changes to the remote repository? – robert Nov 24 '10 at 21:59
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Thank you Robert...i did wrote it wrong and now corrected – latvian Nov 29 '10 at 18:15
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Before you even pull you can use:
hg incoming --stat
to see a summary of changes or
hg incoming --patch
to see the actual deltas.
After pulling (but before updating!) you can do:
hg status --rev tip
to see a list of the changed files, or
hg diff --rev tip
to see a summary of the changes, or
hg diff -r tip
to see the combined diff.
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Ry4an Brase
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Thank you Ry4an...your answer was what i was asking but Michael answered it first,so i am giving Michael...thank though...from your answer i learnt a lot – latvian Nov 29 '10 at 18:18
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(After pulling the changes via hg pull) you can run hg status --rev tip to show an output similar to svn st -u.
Michael
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There is also hg incoming (alias hg in; additionally hg outgoing/hg out) which can be used before pulling which will show you the revisions which will be pulled. At times this can be useful.
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