Hglist
hglist - an ls command for Mercurial
hglist is an extension that adds an hg list/hg ls command to Mercurial.
Why would one want such a thing, I hear you ask? Well, currently you can list
the files under Mercurial’s control with hg manifest, but its output is very
limited, and worse, while the documentation mentions that you can get revision
hashes using --debug, what it doesn’t mention is that those are filelog
revision hashes, not changelog revision hashes—that is, they are not
change IDs.
To give you a flavour for what this extension can do:
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hg ls supports a -l switch that gives similar (but not identical) output
to ls -l:
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It also supports recursive output, though you can’t use -R for that because
Mercurial already uses that switch to select a repository:
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Additionally, hg ls can do its own globbing (that’s shell wildcard
expansion, for those who don’t speak UNIX):
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and you can specify an arbitrary sort order, e.g.
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There are loads more options, including support for template-based output
(--template, like hg log); see hg help ls for the full details.
The source code can be obtained from the mercurial repository, or alternatively from the source archive (see the changelog, below).
To report a bug, drop me an e-mail.
Changelog
Version 0.3 - 2012-12-13
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Fixed a problem that could occur if you used globbing patterns and the subrepository switch
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Improved output for the multiple pattern case
Version 0.2 - 2012-12-13
- Fixed a silly bug that triggered if you specify globbing patterns
Version 0.1 - 2012-12-13
- Initial version