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I made a change a few months ago in a file in the default branch. Today we discovered that change somehow got merged into another branch. When I run hg log against that file, I’m only seeing the original changeset. I’m not seeing how that changeset made it into the branch.
What revset query can I pass to hg log to trace a changeset as it gets merged between branches?
If the changeset in question lives on a named branch, you can use
hg log -r 'descendants(<the_rev>) and branch(default)', and the first changeset shown should be the merge.