I have a commercial product, and I\'d like to make source code licenses an option for my customers. In an ideal world:
I\'m using TortoiseHg as the version control system for my website. I want to put a label on the website which reports the current revision that is live on the server. Rather than updating this manual
In git, I can do the following: git log foo ^bar to show changesets in the branch foo but not in the branch bar. Is there a way to do that in Mercurial?
I have a Mercurial repository on a write-protected USB thumb drive, from which I want to clone to a workstation.I thought this would be a \"one-way\" operation, but it\'s not: after inserting the thum
When开发者_开发百科 I create a new repository, I can ask TortoiseHG to give me a .hgignore file. Is there a way that I can customise what that file will look like, rather than having to go and get one
I\'ve been looking into using Mercurial for version management and wanted to try it out. I\'m planning on doing a project on my own to help me learn C++ coming from Java and thought it would be a good
This happens to me a lot of times. I make some edition... $ nano module1.c ...run some tests... $ make test
I\'m working with small binary files in Mercurial as posted. This开发者_运维技巧 binary files can be dumped as text to make a diff between versions, but the problem is that the files comes in pairs
I have a Mercurial repository hosted in Bitbucket. As of now I have made it private. But开发者_Python百科 I intend to share a few of the documents with other people. Is there a way, I can share only t
Using Visual Studio 2010.I have a resource.h file which Tort开发者_如何转开发oiseHg thinks is binary so it won\'t display a diff for it in the commit window.I can easily open the file in a text editor
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