(Found the answer at http://irclog.perlgeek.de/darcs/2009-04-01.)
darcs whatsnew -l
According to darcs whatsnew --help
:
-l --look-for-adds look for (non-boring) files that could be added
Bare darcs whatsnew
prints a huge output with the diffs (if there are a lot of diffs), so that even if the info was there, I couldn't see it, but this option is nice.
For example:
/etc/modprobe.d # darcs init
/etc/modprobe.d # darcs add -r .
/etc/modprobe.d # darcs whatsnew -l
A ./aliases
A ./alsa-modindex
A ./alsa-modindex.rpmnew
A ./arch
A ./blacklist
A ./blacklist-cups
A ./blacklist-edac
A ./blacklist-framebuffer
A ./blacklist-hwmon
A ./blacklist-net
A ./blacklist-watchdog
A ./install
A ./isapnp
A ./options
A ./oss
/etc/modprobe.d # darcs remove ./alsa-modindex.rpmnew
/etc/modprobe.d # darcs whatsnew -l
A ./aliases
A ./alsa-modindex
A ./arch
A ./blacklist
A ./blacklist-cups
A ./blacklist-edac
A ./blacklist-framebuffer
A ./blacklist-hwmon
A ./blacklist-net
A ./blacklist-watchdog
A ./install
A ./isapnp
A ./options
A ./oss
a ./alsa-modindex.rpmnew
/etc/modprobe.d #
So, a small "a" is for untracked files. Big "A" is probably for the ones added, but not recorded, is it?
Yes, it is. After I ran darcs record
, only the untracked one remains:
/etc/modprobe.d # darcs whatsnew -l
a ./alsa-modindex.rpmnew
/etc/modprobe.d #