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I’m tracking a complex bug and I want to find out the changeset that introduced it by testing the program with old revisions.
Given a local mercurial repository with 100 changesets, how can I pull(revert ? clone ?) to a previous (ex.50) changeset ?
if you don’t have any work to lose then you can say:
That says update to revision REV (a number), and discard any uncommitted changes I have.
Also, hg already has command especially for trying to find a change that something was broken.
There is a chapter about it here.