Our setup as follows: We have a local development server running Ubuntu, with a setup to mirror that of our live host.
I\'m having difficulty figuring out how to clone my Mercurial repository from my local machine to the server. I actually found an answer to my question here (As the second part of #4.5 in https://www.
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How does mercurial handle splitted files? What will happen if I create a branch and split a file. Can I easily pull changes from another branch which modifies the original, unsplitte开发者_高级运维d f
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I initialized a Mercurial project on Machine A, committed my changes and uploaded them to a remote repository.
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.
For a while now I\'ve been using subversion for my personal projects. More and more I keep hea开发者_运维知识库ring great things about Git and Mercurial, and DVCS in general.
At work we use perforce and are encouraged to make regular commits to it (something I am fine with). However, I\'d like to run something like mercurial so I can locally commit stuff that is work in pr
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