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Using bk revtool
There are ways to browse the repository both graphically and via the command line. The following example shows you how to browse a repository and file history using the graphical revision history browser, bk revtool.

Repository history is grouped by changesets. A changeset is a grouping of one or more changes to one or more files, and it is what is propagated between BitKeeper repositories. Changesets are stored in a revision controlled file named ChangeSet and can be browsed graphically. To do so:

cd bk_demo
bk revtool

When in bk revtool, do:

Click on Select Range.
Click on All Changes.

Things to notice:

  • invoking bk revtool with no file argument displays the history of the entire repository, which is contained in the ChangeSet file.
  • the top window displays boxes representing changesets containing the name of the person who made the changeset and the changeset revision. Tagged changesets are highlighted with a yellow box.
  • the bottom window displays changeset information.

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