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+11  Q: 

Mercurial: TortoiseHg's "guess rename" from the commandline?

Is there any hg functionality to mimic the "guess renames" command of TortoiseHG?

I really dig this one, however I am currently using MacOS and have Murky or the commandline interface available.

+14  A: 

You can do 

hg addremove --similarity <percent>

Type hg help addremove for details.

 2009-09-25 13:11:39
thank you so much :-)
Johannes Rudolph  2009-09-25 13:27:32
omfgz that's the best thing I saw in version control systems ever!!
holms  2010-07-12 12:02:10

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