Can "bzr annotate" be sped up?

[John Meinel]

For the bits that we just described, you could always do:
bzr annotate --show-ids | (Filter out the revision-id for the line you care
about)
bzr annotate -r before:$REVID ...

It happens that I feel the guis do a better job of presenting the
information as a whole, but you certainly aren't required to use them. All
the information is there.

John
=:->

On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 7:28 AM, Stefan Monnier <monnier at iro.umontreal.ca>wrote:

> >>>>> After all, I don't care about the "annotate output".  All I want is
> to
> >>>>> find the sequence of diff-hunks (and corresponding commit-logs) that
> >>>>> resulted in lines NN..MM of FILE.
> >>>> And I believe 'bzr gannotate' had a 'back' button that would look at
> the
> >>>> line you are on, find its revision, and then go to the parent of that
> >>>> revision.
> >> "button"
> >>> Also, you can double-click on a line to view the diff that introduced
> it.
> >> "click"
> >> So this forces you to use those GUIs.
> > No, GUIs don't force you to use them.
>
> Of course, nobody forces me to use them.  But what I meant is that you
> can't get that functionality without using those GUIs.  Or are you
> saying that those applications do provide the kind of output I'm looking
> for in a scriptable way without using any GUI at all?
>
>
>        Stefan
>
>
>
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