CODEWITHSUNDEEP
bazaar
port5432
port5432

Reputation: 6391

See files affected by previous commits in bzr

When using bazaar you can easily see uncommited changes with the bzr diff command. You can also see changes since a specific revision, or use bzr status to see the filenames only.

bzr diff -c 2169
bzr status -c 2169

Instead of looking for a specific commit number, using bzr log is there a simple way to look at all changes in a number of commits, the previous 2 commits for example?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 634

Answers (2)

Rohan Khude
Rohan Khude

Reputation: 4893

You can do this using verbose. With --verbose (-v), bzr log will print all affected paths.

To get the files affected only in last commit, use

bzr log --verbose -l1

To get the files affected is level of commits, use

bzr log --verbose -l<level-of-commit>

To get the files affected in specific commit

bzr log --verbose -r<rev-of-commit>

you can use either flag --verbose or --v

Upvotes: 1

janos
janos

Reputation: 124704

You can view log of the previous 2 commits like this:

bzr log -l2

You can view all the logs from a specific revision until the end with:

bzr log -r2169..

You can of course specify an end range as well.

You might also find useful some interesting revision specifiers for example last:N. You can view the diff or status of the last 2 revisions with:

bzr diff -rlast:3
bzr status -rlast:3

You can read more about revision specifiers in bzr help revisionspec.

Let me know if you were looking for something else.

Upvotes: 4

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