version control - What files will be changed vs added when I do an hg pull and hg update -

Then when I do svn up in subversion, I get a list of files that Were added, modified, deleted, and disputed.

When I do a hg pull then hg up -v it displays only a list: getting File.ext but I do not know if that file is new or already exists, then there is no way to it. Is there a way to display a type of meta about whether the file has been added, modified or deleted?

Is Mercury giving me any capacity to do what I am asking?

Copy of the work and its original modification or file status change between any two modifications Use the status order for the list of . This gives you output like this:

  $ hg status --rev .: tip m hgext / keyword.py M emerging / cmdutil.py M mercurial / command.py M mercurial / context .py M. Mercurial / patch.py ​​A test / test-encoding-align test / test-encoding-align.out  

that matches this update:

  $ Hg update- v being resolved hgext / keyword.py is getting mercurial / cmdutil.py getting mercurial / command.py mercurial / context.py mercurial / patch Getting tested / testing-encoding py Test / encoding- align.out 7 files updated, 0 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unknowingly  

edit: You can always get this information as a preupdate as part of your updates hook I just have to be on Windows, and this hook works here:

  [hook] preupdate = hg position --rev.:% HG_PARENT1%  

Replace % HG_PARENT1% with $ HG_PARENT1 on systems like Unix, this should make the mercury experience more subtle-like: -)