In Git it is easy, because remote/branch is pointing to a different commit than branch. How to do it with Mercurial?
In Git it is easy, because remote/branch is pointing to a different commit than
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In Git it is easy, because remote/branch is pointing to a different commit than branch. How to do it with Mercurial?
Since Mercurial 2.1, there is also a purely local solution: phases. The
draftphase is probably what you are looking for. For details, refer to:https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/Phases
You may find
hg phase <rev>andhg log -r "draft()"interesting.