Mercurial Commit Charts / Graphs [closed]

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Closed 7 years ago.

Is there anything that can produce pretty charts / graphs for Mercurial commit history in a repository? I'm thinking something like what GitHub makes (only for Mercurial):

回答1:

You can just do hg serve and then connect to http://localhost:8000 and a graph very similar to that will be on the 'chart' tab of that web page. As Wim points out you get the same behavior from running hgweb in a webserver, but you can do it with just Mercurial too.

回答2:

I like the Mercurial Activity extension, which creates a graph over time, with commits per user and displays tags as milestones:

回答3:

If you publish your repository on a webserver with hgweb/hgwebdir, then you can see the history in your webbrowser.

回答4:

TortoiseHg's repository explorer has visual commit graphs (albeit in a vertical format, as opposed to a horizontal one) - not sure how useful those would be to you, if you're trying to export them to images or the like or just use them yourself.