can find further information with "hg -v history".
The changeset identifier has two parts, a _local_ monotonically
-increasing changeset id, 4792 above, and a _global_ hash, which
+increasing changeset id, 5599 above, and a _global_ hash, which
follows the colon on the changeset line. The hash uniquely identifies
the changeset and its lineage back to the root of the changeset tree
-- it is useful for distributed management and so on. However, as it
creation:
- touch a (or otherwise created a file)
- hg add a
+ touch a.txt (or otherwise created a file)
+ hg add a.txt
You can see what has changed using: