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I had TSVN installed first and been using for a long time. Then I install T-HG and when I right click I dont see any TortoiseHG. Does anyone have this same problem? All the T-SVN overlays are still there. Starting with version 0.8 (released 2009-07-01) TortoiseHg supports Windows Vista 64bit explorer shell integration. Thanks to the new C++ shell extension (I contributed significantly to that). Check current release TortoiseHg-0.8.1-hg-1.3.1.exe available from http://bitbucket.org/tortoisehg/stable/downloads/ sivabudh EDIT This information is out of date. EDIT: I think this has to do with me

I am getting the above error whenever I try to push my changes. I am using TortoiseHg as client. Here is the debug output for hg push : pushing to https://nulldev@bitbucket.org/nulldev/windows-phone using https://bitbucket.org/nulldev/windows-phone proxying through http://[proxy - omitted] http auth: user nulldev, password not set sending capabilities command bitbucket.org certificate successfully verified [HgKeyring] Keyring URL: https://bitbucket.org/nulldev/windows-phone [HgKeyring] Looking for password for user nulldev and url https://bitbucket.org/nulldev/windows-phone [HgKeyring] Keyring

I've been working for a couple months on cleaning up the backend of a system I'm working on. The previous code was awful so I've been refactoring and rewriting to get the code to a state where I can better add and improve functionality. I want to be able to quantify the work I've done for the client so he can get a sense of how much work has been done. So, I want to run some reports showing things like: number of lines removed, added, changed. I've used TortoiseHG/Mercurial all along and also have pushed the code up to bigbucket. What's the best way to generate these types of statistics from

Being used to how ClearCase draw graphs I find Mercurial's and TortoiseHg's way confusing at first glance. This is how I'd like it to be represented: With static positions for branches. E.g. Maintenance branch to the left/right always and preferably in a straight line and not the current spaghetti curved branch it is now (see below link). This is how it looks using the TortoiseHg Explorer. The graph is from a test repository. :-) Is there any way to change how graphs are drawn in Mercurial? [edit] Check out MacHg and how it draws the graphs. This is more in line of what I'd like to see myself.

I am trying to set up WinMerge as the Merge tool into TortoiseHG; Here is my Mercurial.ini: ; User specific Mercurial config file. ; See the hgrc man page for details. [ui] username = Bargio <> merge = winmergeu [extdiff] cmd.winmerge = C:\Program Files (x86)\WinMerge\WinMergeU.exe opts.winmerge = /e /x /ub /wl [merge-tools] winmergeu.executable = C:\Program Files (x86)\WinMerge\WinMergeU.exe winmergeu.priority= 1 winmergeu.fixeol=True winmergeu.checkchanged=True winmergeu.args= /e /ub /dl other /dr local $other $local $output winmergeu.gui=False [tortoisehg] vdiff = winmerge Visual diff works

How to move files (to subfolder) without losing their history? In my Mercurial repository (I mean the folder with the .hg in it) I have MyProject/ folder with all project files. Now I need to create src/ folder inside and move all files to it (from MyProject/ to MyProject/src/ ). How can I do it without losing all history? Fred the Magic Wonder Dog hg mv does do the right thing, but hg log does not list entries past the move unless you give it the -f option. See this question for more info Why 'hg mv' (mercurial) doesn't move a file's history by default? After you do this, you likely want to