I am looking for the mercurial equivalent of the solution to this question:
How do I "git blame" a deleted line?
In short, I am looking at a mercurial commit where a line was added, and in the current revision this line is no longer present, and I want to find when and why it was removed.
hg grep
will let you search a change log for a pattern, such as a deleted string. If you are looking for more than just the first occurrence, be sure to include the --all
flag. For me it looked something like this:
hg grep --all -r 9876:tip "pattern" path/to/file
Thanks to Anton for the helpful comments and krtek for his related answer.
hg log -p fileName > fileName.log
Then open the fileName.log
file
In there you will find commit the details of each commit along with the diff of that commit. The details of the commit includes the username.
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