[Bug 153191] command to get annotation for one line

[Aaron Bentley]

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Vincent Ladeuil wrote:
>>>>>> "aaron" == Aaron Bentley <aaron.bentley at utoronto.ca> writes:
> 
>     aaron> Martin Pool wrote:
>     >> Public bug reported:
>     >> 
>     >> It seems common to just want the annotation for a particular known line,
>     >> with eg
>     >> 
>     >> bzr annotate foo.py +344
>     >> 
>     >> and that should just show the log entry for the relevant revision.  You
>     >> could usefully bind this into an editor.
> 
>     aaron> Alternatively, it could be a revision spec:
> 
>     aaron> bzr log -r origin:foo.py+344
> 
> Err, foo.py+344 is a legal file name.

Yes, but only Tom Lord uses + in filenames. :-P

Well, we could do: "origin:344:foo.py".  That way, the filename can
include colons.  But it would be nice to do foo.py:344, because many
tools spit out line number info in that order.

Aaron
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