Marcus Leon
Reputation: 56699
Mercurial - use hg log to view all descendants
To view all ancestors of a changeset you can use hg log -r :xyz. How can you view all descendants of a changeset?
Upvotes: 5
Views: 2373
Answers (2)
Vlad H
Reputation: 3689
If you use newer mercurial you can use hg log -r 'descendants(xyz)' or hg log -r xyz::.
Upvotes: 11
Frank V
Reputation: 25429
From the console, I am not sure. However if I need to do this I start:
hg serve
and then view the graph that Mercurial will generate in a browser.
Upvotes: 2
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