What today shows up as changeset 1.1155 may in future become something like
1.1088.1.30. I'm sure that Bitkeeper uses other way of identification
internally but it's not user accessible.
The internal names are called keys or inodes and you get at them with
bk prs -hr<whatever> -nd:KEY: <filename>
In general, anywhere you can use a revision, you may use a key instead.
Nt in BK/web yet though.
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