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Working on the same project from different machines using bitbucket/github as a central repo, many times I want to check out the most recent changeset in the remote central repo before doing anything from a local machine, is there a way to do that, I would imagine something similar to hg tip but reporting the remote repo instead of the local one. Thanks.
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I only need the description of the last changeset, rather than the content, just to remind myself what stuffs I committed last time.
hg incomingwill show you what will come if you pull. If you just want the latest changehowever seeing all of them would be preferable for any use I can think of
you comment about seeing what you committed last time confuses me however as this commit will be in your local repo already presumably (unless you are talking about using different local repos at different revisions?)