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[Monotone-devel] Show working copy STATUS against the branch HEAD versio
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Drakie Awita |
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[Monotone-devel] Show working copy STATUS against the branch HEAD version |
Date: |
Tue, 17 Jan 2006 11:31:11 -0800 |
Let's say I checked out a working copy of current branch's head
revision (rev-W). While I'm modifying my working copy, some other
developer checks into current branch their modification against rev-W,
hence the head revision is now "rev-N".
Now, before I check-in my modified copy and do the merge with rev-N,
is there some monotone command for me to show the difference between
my yet-to-be-checked-in modified copy and the latest branch head rev-N
?
I notice that "monotone status" only shows me the difference between
my modified copy and rev-W, not the latest head rev-N. I could have
figured out the current head revision number "rev-N" through "monotone
heads", and then do a "monotone diff -r rev-N" for each of the files
in my modified copy (through "montone list known"?), but it's
cumbersome and I haven't yet figured out a way to list all the new
files added by rev-N without checking out rev-N (here I need something
like "monotone list known/unknown -rev N" from my working copy
associated with rev-W)
monotone is a great new way to do version control and I'm just
starting to scratch the surface of its possibilities. Is there's some
command like "monotone status -r rev-N" to solve the problem here?
Thanks
--- Drakie
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