tortoisehg

Occasionally I commit some code to the repository, add a comment/summary, then read the summary back and realise I've made a mistake or should have included a bit more information. It is possible to edit the summary after a commit in TortoiseHg? I'm using version 1.1 If that is the last commit, you can press "Undo" button in the commit dialog (it is an interface to hg rollback ) and then commit the same files again with a new message. If this is a commit in a middle of the tree, you need to use mq extension to delete all later commits and reapply them. And if the commit with an incorrect

These are the steps I took: install apache 2.2.x install TortoiseHg 0.7 copy hgwebdir.cgi, hgweb.config to cgi-bin edit hgweb.config as appropriate unzip $blah\TortoiseHg\library.zip to unzip $blah\TortoiseHg\library sys.path.append("$blah\TortoiseHg\library") at the beginning of hgwebdir.cgi move $blah\TortoiseHg\templates to $blah\TortoiseHg\library\templates (Edit: I forgot to add that all these steps are laid out here .) When I run http://localhost/cgi-bin/hgwebdir.cgi/ I can see my repository. If I try browse that repository, I'm told "DLL load failed: The specified module could not be

Is copying the .hg directory to another directory the same as cloning in Mercurial (using TortoiseHg although I think that's irrelevant) or does the cloning command in Mercurial do something special during that process? It's almost the same. Cloning does a few things different, none of which are required, but some of which are cool: clones get a working directory too (which you can avoid with -U) clones get the source repo set as default for push/pull in the .hg/hgrc file clones can get just a subset of the original (clone -r X gets revision X and all ancestors only) clones use hardlinks when

After updating TortoiseHg+Mercurial a while back I am starting to get .orig files after merges. I have looked at the solutions for removing/purging them but I am looking for a way to disable the files from being left behind. After doing merges fine without these files appearing I was wondering if this was something new that could be turned back off. xiterion Update: According to the Mercurial config documentation the defaults section is deprecated. The Mercurial wiki is also particularly critical of their use. The recommended replacement is to create a command alias (while not shadowing built

I'd like to make it so that every time I create a new repository, certain filters automatically get added to my .hgignore files by default. For example, for C# projects, I would like these to be added: glob:bin/* glob:obj/* Is this possible? How? If it can't be automated, is it at least safe to copy the .hgignore file from one repository to another? I use ~/.hgignore and just cp that into my repo. In my ~/.hgrc: [ui] ignore.other = ~/.hgignore I just put the really obvious stuff in that one. And copy it for project specific stuff. I don't think its quite what you're asking for as there is no