mercurial

问题 Talk of Shallow Clone Extension There had been some talk about work on an unofficial Shallow Clone extension for Mercurial. This extension would function similarly to the git clone --depth X extension, but would provide better push support and merge safety. Basically, it would let users clone a smaller sub-set of history to save time and space, but still benefit from all the other benefits of hg. After all, not all developers need the whole history back to changeset 0 to be productive. Links

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 3 months ago . For a new Java web project I thought about using: Eclipse as IDE Mercurial for version control Some kind of bug tracking software I have heard of bug tracking software where you can tie a change to an unresolved bug when you check it in. I haven't used any such solution

问题 I'm in the middle of trying to get mercurial working on a windows build server and am having issues. I went to the trouble of setting up the mercurial keychain (I had to install tortoisehg), and it works on a per-user basis. The problem is that I'm using Bamboo to run the builds, and it runs as an NT service owned by SYSTEM . Thus, any time it tries to do anything with hg, it gets prompted for a password. Obviously, I could put the password into a config file, but I want to avoid a plaintext

问题 I have a piece of software in a Mercurial repository. I'm packaging my software project as a Debian package. It seems the standard way to do this is to have a separate branch for the Debian package files, which live in the debian sub-directory. One problem I keep having is that I forget which branch I am on and accidentally commit to the wrong branch. This happens frequently, and is really annoying. When this happens I usually push to remote before realising the problem, and then have to fix

问题 I'd like to implement a mechanism to synchronize files across multiple machines. I don't particularly care about files that are older than 1 month, so there is no need to keep that data around. Git seems to do almost all of this except for eliminating old revisions. Is there a destructive command that lets me say "Kill all revisions older than X" ? Or if there is another VCS tool I can use to accomplish the same thing, I'd be very interested. 回答1: You dont need to implement that youself. It

问题 I write (in-process) hook to prevent add BAD tag name locally: .hg/hgrc : pretag.badtagname = python:.hg/hgcheck.py:localbadtag .hg/hgcheck.py : goodtag_re = r'(ver-\d+\.\d+\.\d+|tip)$' def localbadtag(ui, repo, hooktype, node, **kwargs): assert(hooktype == 'pretag') re_ = re.compile(goodtag_re) if not re_.match(tag): ui.warn('Invalid tag name "%s".\n' % tag) ui.warn('Use one of tip, ver-xx.xx.xx\n') return True return False How make this check for pretxnchangegroup hook? I try write this

问题 I've got 2 Mercurial repositories RepoA and RepoB , 2 people have been working independenlty on each of their repos, RepoA only has one branch(Default) but 9 commits, RepoB has 2 branches, Default and Experiment1, each of these branches have approx 30 commits. Now it turns out that RepoB is a subset of RepoA, i.e alot of the stuff in RepoB can be put into RepoA. I'd like to Pull(import) all the contents of RepoB into a branch in RepoA. I do not want the import to go the Default branch of

问题 I am a bit new to hg and while I am familiar with the python-based repo tool (used in project like the Android Open Source Project) I am not aware of one for Mercurial. Is there such a tool for hg? 回答1: I'm not very familiar with repo , but my understanding was that it allowed them to construct a project out of lots of smaller repositories. If that's the case then it's just built in. Subrepositories. 回答2: Edlund was kind enough to open-source their repoman tool, which was directly inspired by

问题 I am trying to find if there is an easy way to make a mercurial repository read-only. The user should be able to clone, but no pushes should be allowed. I need to do this for all my repositories which is more than 100. 回答1: You can do this like this in .hg/hgrc: [hooks] prechangegroup = false 回答2: This depends on how you're publishing your repositories but here's a few things you can try, depending on this: If you're publishing your repositories on network shares or mounted volumes, simply

问题 Disclaimer : I'm not asking for a solution, a workaround or any kind of advice on how to do things, I'm just curious about the internals of Mercurial. I have a mercurial repository with some subrepository in it (Git and Mercurial). My repository and all subrepo are in a clean state (ie: hg st -S returns nothing). I do some aggressive permission changes at the root : chown www-data:www-data -R * Now, hg st -S returns each and every file of the Git subrepos (the Mercurial ones are still