mercurial

问题 I just picked up TortoiseHg to use for distributed source control on Windows and installed it on my C drive. Then I created a repository (located in D:\projects). When I try to commit the changes, it gives me the error "abort: None: The system cannot find the file specified" in a new window titled "Commit". This causes the commit to abort. It doesn't specify any file, and when I run hg --traceback commit -m 'Message' it gives this as output: Traceback (most recent call last): File "mercurial

问题 The company I work for is attempting to get off of StarTeam, a centralized VCS, and hopefully into something better. I don't want to just pick SVN because it's the "easy option" (most similar to what we do today). Can someone help me understand how a medium to large team of developers changing roughly 150 files per day can operate on a DVCS like Git or Mercurial? We have: 50 developers working on a single repository that has 15 years of history 15,000 files (mostly code/text) Approximately

问题 As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance. Closed 7 years ago . We are going to develop a project in a team of 5 developers, and we are planning to use mercurial. I want to know if it is a good idea

问题 I have a hg repo. I used to have a short-lived branch named "1.x", which stemmed off "default" at a certain point in time. It got closed because I didn't feel the need to use that branch at that particular moment. However, I was forced to abandon the way "default" was developing and create another branch at a much earlier revision, way before creating "1.x". I was unable to use the name "1.x", so I called it "oldui". The branch "default" was closed as a dead end. I feel uncomfortable with

问题 To ensure we use the trunk version of some files when merging we use internal:local : [merge-patterns] .hgtags = internal:local pom.xml = internal:local It seems in some cases, the merge does NOT use the local file, it does actually merge the changes from the remote repository. Why would this be happening? 回答1: The Mercurial "premerge" internal merge is actually successfully resolving merge conflicts for certain files before even launching a merge tool. If the chosen merge tools premerge is

问题 I am interested if I can do repository browsing with git in the following way: given a remote repository -fetch only data about the directory structure of a certain revision at the beginning - fetch files individually on choice given the knowledge acquired previously for example(fake commands only to illustrate intent): git clone --dont_get_me_repo_contents_please // the info about the file contents is somewhere and i see my/cool/file alongside with others git get my/cool/file Supposedly I

问题 It seems that Bitbucket has now blocked TLS 1.0 and 1.1. I am working in Eclipse on Mac OSx 10.12.6 using the MercurialEclipse (hg) 2.2 plugin. I was receiving SSL handshake errors whenever I tried to pull from the remote Bitbucket repository. I tried updating the plugin and doing a fresh install, but it still gave the same error. Then I tried downloading and installing the latest Mercurial package (4.8) from the mercurial web site. After doing this the error changed to this: warning:

问题 I am developing a web database that is already in use for about a dozen separate installations, most of which I also manage. Each installation has a fair bit of local configuration and customization. Having just switched to mercurial from svn, I would like to take advantage of its distributed nature to keep track of local modifications. I have set up each installed server as its own repo (and configured apache not to serve the .hg directories). My difficulty is that the development tree also

问题 After asking this question (XAMPP Mercurial installation on Windows Apache --> HgWebDir.cgi Script Error) and reading though the whole internet including this question (How do I get Mercurial's hgwebdir working on Windows?) and all its links for about 10 hours, I seem to not be able to find a solution. I begun with this tutorial https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/HgWebDirStepByStep ... and I really don't want to install ancient versions of Mercurial. I got my windows-apache to run Python

问题 I want to move from Google Code and Mercurial to Git and GitHub while keeping all branches and version history. So far it seems like the Hg-Git mercurial plugin (http://hg-git.github.com/) is my only option. I tried to follow the install instructions but am in a little over my head. Here's where I am: I installed Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 I installed Python 2.7.3 I installed setuptools I added the following to my mercurial.ini in TortoiseHg: [extensions] hgext.bookmarks = hggit = Now when I