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I have a file that’s been modified recently. Rather than looking into each revision, is there an easier way to find out, in Mercurial, in which revision the file was last modified? Thanks.
Note that I am using command line in Linux.
This will give you the last time a change was made to a particular file (increase 1 to N to see last N changes):
hg log -l 1 ./path/to/file