Command for "show-changeset"

[John A Meinel]

As I'm looking at the bzr source, I can run "bzr log" to get the summary
of what changed, and bzr log -v to find out what files changed (which
really needs the select a revision fix so that you can focus on one
specific log).

But how do I get the actual "changeset" that a revision represents. Is
that only possible with bzr diff?

It would be nice if the option parser understood that some commands take
arguments. So you can do "bzr diff -r444" rather than "bzr diff -r 444".

Right now (rsync 10 min ago):
$ bzr diff -r444
bzr: error: unknown short option '-r444'
   at /users/jfmeinel/dev/bzr/bzr.dev/bzrlib/errors.py:41 in bailout()
   see ~/.bzr.log for debug information

So right now, is the only way to:

bzr brach ./bzr.dev at 445 bzr-445
cd bzr-445
bzr diff -r 444

To get the diff from 444 to 445?

I got the impression from the mailing list and documentation that revno
are considered snapshots, not changes, so saying "show-changeset 444"
doesn't make sense, you only have "show-diff 443 vs 444" to see what
happened between the 2 tree states, is that correct? Or is that just the
current state of affairs?

John
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