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Mercurial commandline: How to show changes of a specific revision?

After I pull a new head开发者_JAVA技巧 into my repository, I want to see what files are touched by the new head. Like an hg status but without changing over to it. I don't want the whole diff, just an overview.

Which I expect is a specific version of the more general question: how do i see a summary of the changes in a specific revision?

This is on the commandline, I don't want to fire up TortoiseHG or some other GUI.


The status command shows you which files are changed. Use

hg status --rev .:tip

to compare the working copy parent revision (the currently checked out revision) with the tip revision.

If you've pulled more than one changeset, then this is different from

hg status --change tip

That command only shows the files touched by the tip changeset — not the combined changes between the currently checked out changeset (.) and tip.


Use the --change option to hg status, passing it the revision you're curious about. For instance,

hg status --change tip

lists the files changed in tip. I believe this flag was added in hg 1.7.


Lol. Amazing how forcing myself to ask the question makes me realise where best to look.

hg diff -r11 --stat

The --stat seems to get me what I'm after.

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