I\'m an hg user since a couple a years and I\'m happy about that! I have to start a project as I never did before.
I have a Mercurial repository that looks like this: SWClients/ SWCommon SWB SWNS ...where SWCommon is a a library common to the other two projects. Now, I want to convert SWCommon into a sub-reposi
I have a distant repository called http://myrepo I also have 3 projects with 3 distinct packages (1 in each) stored in D:/Projects/Project[ABC]/src/pack[ABC].
I am having trouble setting up a project in Mercurial with subrepos. Goal: I want to set up the structure like so:
I have 3 projects: D:\\Projects\\ProjectA\\src\\packA D:\\Projects\\ProjectB\\src\\packB D:\\Projects\\ProjectC\\src\\packC
I\'ve set up a Mercurial repository that has a subversion subrepository.I\'ve configured an .hgsub file so that Mercurial is aware of that repository. However, I was expecting that Merc开发者_高级运维
Is it possible to tag the main parent reposi开发者_运维百科tory and have the tag added to all of the sub-repositories too?
RyanWilcox had posted a script at here, that can use the following command to add subrepository automatically:
Here goes: $ cat .gitmodules [submodule \"utils/external/firepython\"] path = utils/external/firepython
I have in a .hgsub, an entry to a subrepository, that is invoked using https. myrepo = https://user@bitbucket.org/user/project