Simple command line to see what happened in a changeset?

Thomas Klausner tk at giga.or.at
Thu Jul 5 03:27:49 CDT 2007


Hi!

Is there a simple way, given a revision hash, to find out what changed
in that revision compared to the previous one without having to dig
out the revision hash of the previous one?

I.e., say the commit created changeset "ab1234cd5678", what's the
easiest way to see what exactly were the related diffs in the files
for this changeset?

I know that this might be troublesome for merges, because it's not
clear what the previous version is, but I'm currently mostly
interested in non-merges where a single parent exists.
 Thomas


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