Mercurial repository log including subrepositories - mercurial

Question

In our build scripts I use the templated hg log command to get a changelist for a particular build. This works great, but unfortunately it does not include changes in the subrepos (we have more than 10 of them). I would like to include them too, but there seems to be no such command.
I'm thinking about writing a script that:
Enumerates the .hgsubstate file at the starting revision
Finds out the subrepos and their starting revisions
Runs hg log for them
Merges and sorts the results by date.
Is there any other simpler way? Maybe a command I'm missing?

Answer 1

Since it's apparently on the todo for a while years and otherwise unavailable, I wrote my own subtools.py:
from __future__ import print_function
import hglib
import os
import sys
def get_substate(client, rev=None):
substate_filename = os.path.join(client.root(), '.hgsubstate')
if os.path.isfile(substate_filename):
lines = client.cat([substate_filename], rev).split('\n')
return { key : value for (value,key) in [ line.split() for line in lines if line ]}
else:
return {}
def substate_diff(client, revA, revB):
substate_a = get_substate(client, revA)
substate_b = get_substate(client, revB)
key_union = set(substate_b) | set(substate_a)
diff = {}
for key in key_union:
diff[key] = (substate_a[key], substate_b[key])
return diff
def recursive_log(path, revA, revB):
logtree = { 'logs': [], 'subrepos': {}}
try:
client = hglib.open(path)
except:
return logtree
if revA == revB:
print("no changes on {}".format(client.root()))
return logtree
print("Checking {} between {} and {}...".format(client.root(), revA, revB))
for key, revisions in substate_diff(client, revA, revB).iteritems():
if revisions[0] and revisions[1]:
logtree['subrepos'][key] = recursive_log(os.path.join(client.root(),key), revisions[0], revisions[1])
elif revisions[0] and not revisions[1]:
print("removed subrepo with path: %s"%key, file=sys.stderr)
elif revisions[1] and not revisions[2]:
print("added subrepo with path: %s"%key, file=sys.stderr)
logtree['logs'] = client.log("%s:%s"%(revA,revB))
return logtree
use as such:
In [15]: log = subtools.recursive_log('./', '947', '951')