Here is what I am trying to do: I have my code sitting on Bitbucket (it is a ASP.net web application). I want to put together a build machine that has a web-based dashboard. I go to the dashboard and
I know that Bitbucket offers RSS, but it only gives you the commits feed. As the wiki itself is a repository, there must be a开发者_JAVA百科n easy way to monitor changes of the wiki from a news reader
Imagine situation like this: You have a working repo in bitbucket - you were pulling revisions from another bitbucket repo in Windows 7 through TortioseHG.
I\'m trying to push to bitbucket, a changeset with several thousand files which were changed (I\'m committing a huge library dependency). The commit on my local box worked just fine, but when I try to
Windows XP, Mercurial 1.6.4 hg clone https://demas@bitbucket.org/demas/start.here destination directory: start.here
I\'m not aware that I changed anything and am running Ubuntu 10.10. Mercurial had been working fine and then all of a sudden when I started pushing commits this morning I started receiving the followi
I need to get a list of changed files from before actually pulling the new/modified files from the main repository.开发者_Python百科
I\'ve never worked with any version control systems before. Now I\'m trying to learn Mercurial, but I\'m confused (I\'ve already read about 10-15 articles + hginit.com). I don\'t know how to organize
I\'m a little bit new to the distributed version control systems, so I was reading Mercurial manual and wha开发者_如何学Got I understood is the tag feature can be used to mark release numbers, example
I\'ve been dabbling with Mercurial for a short while now, and I\'ve now set up several projects on BitBucket, one forking off of the other.
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