File History for Renamed Files in TortoiseHg
I know how to use Mercurial to rename a file. And I understand that the hg log command does not display file history prior to renaming the file unless you use the -f option, and also that you can force the file history to be displayed as described in the accepted answer here Why 'hg mv' (mercurial) doesn't move a file's history by default?
However, when I rename a file, and then check the File History using TortoiseHg, I am unable to view the full history of the file including any changes prior to renaming the file, even though I updated my ~/.hgrc file to include those changes as explanined in the aforementioned link. How can I do that? How can I force File History to include changes that happened to the file prior to renaming the file, and display that history list on TortoisHg?
UPDATE
TertoiseHg version 3.1 shows the full history. I had version 2.8 that did now show the history.
Thanks to Lazy Badger for his answer.
- Linked answer is outdated (partially, at least in part of existing section
[default]- now it's[alias]) - I see full history of renamed file in TortoiseHG without any additional tricks (TortoiseHg version 3.0.2)
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