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It looks like hg out --patch or hg out -p is a good way to see what code is pushed out to the repo (when it is pushed)… but the diff is in text format. Is there a way to make it use kdiff3 as well?
hg outgoing --patchshows the changes in each changeset separately, which probably isn’t what you want if you’re looking for a visual representation. You more likely want the GUI equivalent ofhg diff -r your_latest_changeset -r remote_servers_latest_changesetwhere the latest changesets are the respectivetiprevisions if you’re not using named branches. You can get that in your favorite GUI using the extdiff extension yielding a final command like: