Паб Красный лев

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[14:21] zerkms: lose the –branches=

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[14:22] still returns a lot of changesets

[14:22] while it was only one in that branch

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[14:23] you need to compare it against another commit then $old..$new

[14:23] :-S

[14:24] how would I know $old and $new?

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[14:26] zerkms: try ‘gitk –all’

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[14:26] then you’ll see graphically what your branches look like

[14:27] yes

[14:27] `git log –graph –all` might help as well, if you don’t have access to gitk

[14:27] I see exactly one changeset

[14:27] in that branch

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[14:28] :-S

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[14:28] sorry for this, but that is why I love mercurial it is much more obvious… /me sighs

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[14:30] zerkms: you need to understand DAG perhaps? Hg is totally screwed up on branches, and they’ve been trying to fix it for ages now, approaching the correct solution almost asymptotically

[14:30] well, that is not the subject, sorry for that phrase

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[14:30] so, any reason to get the changesets from that branch?

[14:31] oops

[14:31] *any solution

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[14:32] zerkms: define what you mean by that. There are 2 different meanings. *all* the commits on that branch: «git log branchname». All the commits on that branch that are not on any other branch, is a bit more hard work

[14:32] hence ‘gitk –all’

[14:32] well, I started branch

[14:33] and made several commits there (1 in this particular case)

[14:33] I know that name of that branch

[14:33] how to retrieve that one changeset using `git log`

[14:33] git log branchname -1

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[14:33] since you apparently know how many commits you made

[14:33] ok, I don’t know the exact amount of commits

[14:34] I need all the history that has been made in this branch

[14:34] git log branchname

[14:34] that’s literally all the history on that branch

[14:34] uhm, I retrieve a lot of changesets, including from other branches

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[14:35] so what, that history is on this branch also

[14:35] make up your mind!

[14:35] look, have you tried ‘gitk –all’ — yes or no?

[14:35] uhm, no, it has been done in another changeset

[14:36] yes

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[14:36] gitk –all displays all what I expect

[14:36] and that didn’t show you a nice clear

[14:36] oh ok

[14:36] in gitk I see when my branch has been started and one commit

[14:36] after that point

[14:36] :-S

[14:36]

[14:36] zerkms: now take a look at that tree, and realise that in git, a branchname is just a name given to one of the tips. It has no more significance than as a name for a tip

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[14:37] well, any way to do what I want?

[14:37] zerkms: there is no concept of «branch has been started». I can take an existing tree and rename all the branches. I can start an *unnamed* branch and give it a name

[14:37] :_S

[14:37] hg log -r branchname

[14:38] hg would help me in just one line and 20 keystrokes

06[14:38] * zerkms sighs

[14:38] good — use it

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