问题
I use Netbeans for development and have been doing my Mercurial operations on the command line even though Netbeans has a Mercurial plugin to add various Mercurial commands as GUI options.
One of the things I always do when I add or delete a file is run
hg addremove
But the Netbeans Mercurial plugin doesn't offer this as an option. The only operations it offers are:
Status
Diff
Commit
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Resolve Conflicts
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Show History
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Revert
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Mercurial Settings
So my question is whether it is necessary to run
hg addremove
I just tried deleting a file and then did
hg commit -m
and after I did a
hg status
everything seemed to be good - no output. So it seemed to delete the file without needing to run the addremove command.
I'm a little confused whether this plugin covers most of the features I will need or whether I should stick with the command line interface.
回答1:
As long as you do everything through the NetBeans GUI, you won't need addremove.
When you add a new file, Netbeans automatically calls 'hg add filename". Likewise, deleting a file calls "hg rm" and renaming a file calls "hg move".
The only time you need addremove is if you add, delete, or move files outsize of NetBeans.
Be very careful editing files in the nbproject directory. I had the experience of editing project.properties and then making a change in NetBeans that caused it to regenerate the file. The mercurial command it issued was:
hg move nbproject/project.properties nbproject/project.properties~
So, the result was:
hg stat
A nbproject/project.properties~
R nbproject/project.properties
Thank goodness for "hg revert".
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1626942/netbeans-mercurial-plugin-doesnt-have-addremove-option-in-gui-menus