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Aishwar
Aishwar

Reputation: 9724

TortoiseHg: Has a changeset been pushed?

I have been working on a branch and have made some commits. Now is there some way I can see in TortoiseHg if those commits have been pushed or are they still just local?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 862

Answers (3)

Jeroen K
Jeroen K

Reputation: 10448

From this answer on newer question: The code that has been pushed will have "public" as its phase. The code that has not been pushed will be shown as "draft".

Upvotes: 0

Ton Plomp
Ton Plomp

Reputation: 3105

In Tortoise HG you can use the 'Determine and Mark outoing changesets' button (a green up-arrow with no horizontal bar) in TortoiseHG explorer.
This will compare the local changeset to the changesets on the currently selected server.

Upvotes: 3

Ry4an Brase
Ry4an Brase

Reputation: 78350

You can use hg outgoing to see what would be sent if you pushed, and if a changeset doesn't show up in that list then it has been pushed to the specific remote repository you're testing.

There's no general "has been pushed" flag on a changeset because they can be pushed to multiple locations so it's not terribly meaningful.

Upvotes: 5

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