On Thu, Jun 21, 2007 at 06:13:54PM +0200, Thomas Arendsen Hein <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
> * Daniel Burrows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20070620 15:43]:
> > It would be very handy if I could ask mercurial to print the summaries
> > of changesets as it transfers them in a pull, push, or fetch command.
> > e.g., "hg pull -v" (for verbose).
>
> Just adding a self.ui.write('.\n') at the place where a changelog
> entry is transfered raises the time to clone the mercurial
> repository (~4600 changesets) over a local network from 13 to more
> than 50 seconds.
>
> Additionally changesets are not transferred at once, first all
> (usually small) changelog entries get transfered, then all
> manifests, then all file content changes, so you won't get something
> like a progress indicator, but many lines at once and then again
> nothing.
(a) I am not talking about transferring sets of thousands of changesets,
I am talking about the <10 that get transferred on a typical
push/pull.
(b) I don't want a progress indicator. I want to see what the titles
of the changesets Mercurial downloaded are, so I can save grovelling
through the "hg log" output and trying to work out which changesets
are from the last update and which ones I already had.
(c) I didn't talk about making it a default (although I would not
oppose this), I'm happy if you add a command-line option to enable
it.
Daniel
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