M compass.py +6 -6
@@ 353,14 353,14 @@ def compass(ui, repo, **opts):
'Rev. <REV-NUMBER> <BRANCH_NAME> (<BOOKMARKS>) <TAGS+LABELS> [<REV-AGE>]'
Labels are generated dynamically (not stored anywhere) and start with `@`:
-
- @above : revision is a head revision above your current revision
- @anon : revision is anonymous, i.e. the only way to update to is
+
+ :@above: revision is a head revision above your current revision
+ :@anon: revision is anonymous, i.e. the only way to update to is
specifying its revision number
- @b-tip : revision is tip of its branch, i.e. you'll get to this revision
+ :@b-tip: revision is tip of its branch, i.e. you'll get to this revision
when updating to its branch name
- @closed : revision is part of a closed branch
-
+ :@closed: revision is part of a closed branch
+
Finally compass prints out an overview about all existing branches and
prints a warning if a commit will create a new head.
M tests/test-compass.out +9 -9
@@ 4303,22 4303,22 @@ Rev 5 dev-1.1
hg compass [options]
Show where you are, where you could be and where you go on commit.
-
+
Compass lists information about the working dir's parent revision and
various other relevant revisions grouped by heads, inactive branch heads
and inactive bookmarks. For each listed revision it prints a line like:
-
+
'Rev. <REV-NUMBER> <BRANCH_NAME> (<BOOKMARKS>) <TAGS+LABELS> [<REV-AGE>]'
-
+
Labels are generated dynamically (not stored anywhere) and start with `@`:
-
- @above : revision is a head revision above your current revision
- @anon : revision is anonymous, i.e. the only way to update to is
+
+ @above revision is a head revision above your current revision
+ @anon revision is anonymous, i.e. the only way to update to is
specifying its revision number
- @b-tip : revision is tip of its branch, i.e. you'll get to this revision
+ @b-tip revision is tip of its branch, i.e. you'll get to this revision
when updating to its branch name
- @closed : revision is part of a closed branch
-
+ @closed revision is part of a closed branch
+
Finally compass prints out an overview about all existing branches and
prints a warning if a commit will create a new head.