[20:59] <mr_george> I would like to review a log of an old files, ideally with qlog, but the file was deleted several revisions ago, and the containing dir has since been renamed. I am having a hard time figuring out how to reference it, eg. bzr qlog dir/old-path.rb results in "bzr: ERROR: Path unknown at end or start of revision range". Does anyone know how to do this?
[21:01] <fullermd_> Do an 'update' to bring your WT to a rev where it exists, then you can log it.
[21:02] <jelmer> mr_george: what fullermd said
[21:02] <jelmer> mr_george: alternatively, "bzr help log" has some details on referencing deleted files. that might apply to "bzr qlog" too
[21:03] <fullermd_> What the...   I answered something faster than jelmer?  Are...   are you sick?
[21:05] <mr_george> fullermd_: jelmer: thanks, I also finally paid closer attention to the error message, and realized that if I specified a revision span that either starts or ends with the file still existing, it will give me useful info.
[21:07] <mr_george> btw, is there some easier way to find such a spot? I just took a wild guess at a revno when it still existed, and did bzr log -r$GUESS..-1 and found my endpoint that way and then did bzr qlog -r1..$NEW ENDPOINT, but is there a better way if I couldn't provide the initial $GUESS as easily?
[21:08] <mr_george> $NEW_ENDPOINT there is the revision where the file was deleted.
[21:13] <fullermd_> Not that I know of.  I've always just done a 'log -v' and then searched it for the file being deleted.