bookmarks and branches again: files

[Uwe Brauer]

>>> "Simon" == Simon King <simon at simonking.org.uk> writes:

   > On Wed, Jul 13, 2016 at 9:18 AM, Uwe Brauer <oub at mat.ucm.es> wrote:
   >> 
   >> 
   >> > The `hg update` is unnecessary. `hg bookmark book2` creates
   >> > book2 on the current revision and makes it the active bookmark.
   >> 
   >> Ok, maybe I was confusing this with branches, after creating a
   >> branch I have to update to that branch.

   > Not true. "hg branch <branchname>" tells mercurial that the next
   > commit should be created with the branch set to <branchname>.

   > ie.

   >     hg branch my_new_banch
   >     hg commit

   > is sufficent to create a commit on my_new_branch. No "hg update" is
   > required.

Ok, thanks.

   >> 
   >> The problem is, how do I know which commit I have to checkout, after
   >> having deleted the bookmark? Is there any command which would allow me
   >> to list all the files which have been added in any revision?
   >> 

   > Finding revisions that added, edited or removed a file is easy using
   > revsets (https://selenic.com/hg/help/revsets)

   > For example, list the revisions that touched test2.txt:

   >     hg log -r "file('test2.txt')"

   > As well as "file", there are "adds" and "removes" functions for
   > finding revisions where a file was added or removed.

   > Note that in your example, "removes('test2.txt')" would not return any
   > results, because you've never actually issued an "hg rm" command to
   > delete the file; you've simply checked out an older version of the
   > repository, before the file existed.

Ok, thanks I tried out

hg log -r "adds('*.*')"

which gives me a list of revisions in which I added files, which is helpful.

But is there any command which would just list those files, by name and
rev?

regards

Uwe