[08:08] <Kakadu> Hey. I continue writing script for package system and now I want to do this thing
[08:09] <Kakadu> Let I'm on revision 5. If I execute `bzr pull` than I will be automatically switched to revision N. Are there any way to rint changed files between this two revisions?
[08:09] <Kakadu> print*
[08:11] <Kakadu> N.B. I don't know concrete numbers of revisions. It will be great if magic option for pull exists.
[08:31] <LarstiQ> Kakadu: -v, so `bzr pull -v`
[08:35] <Kakadu> LarstiQ: And how should I grab in my script changed files after that?
[08:36] <LarstiQ> Kakadu: ehm, what is your script trying to do?
[08:37] <Kakadu> I want to check updates from remote repo and print changed files (if they exists)
[08:37] <Kakadu> for example `git diff ` have `--name-only` option
[08:39] <LarstiQ> Kakadu: aha
[08:40] <LarstiQ> Kakadu: so why not use `bzr status -r old..new` then?
[08:44] <Kakadu> to use it my script should know these two numbers. Can I easily get them or should I parse `bzr log`?
[08:48] <LarstiQ> Kakadu: `bzr revno` before and after the pull for example
[08:56] <Kakadu> LarstiQ: great!
[10:32] <fullermd> May not be reliable depending on your workflow; may want to grab the revids instead.
[10:46] <lifeless> should be fine as long as you set the option to prevent mainline revno pivots
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