In mercurial, is there an easy way to programmatically check out the \'latest\' tag? Meaning, if hg tags produces this:
I\'m currently using Bitbucket for my Mercurial repositories and it\'s working great. I would however like to be able to organize my repositories in folders, as having them all in one long list is a b
I am using: Mercurial Distributed SCM (version 1.9.1), and I\'ve done the following: D:\\code\\mqtest>hg init
TLDR: I have an HG bundlewith parent X, but revision X does not exist in my repo. However, I am sure that the files of revision Y are identical to revision X. How do I apply the bundle?
Starting here, I\'m wrestling with this right now. I\'ve got two folders: Source and SQL. Source has multiple project folders. The project folders in Source and SQL have bin folders. I want to ignore
I\'ve got 2 Mercurial repositories RepoA and RepoB, 2 people have been working independenlty on each of their repos, RepoA only has one branch(Default) but 9 commits, RepoB has 2 branches, Default and
I\'m in the middle of trying to get mercurial wor开发者_如何学运维king on a windows build server and am having issues. I went to the trouble of setting up the mercurial keychain (I had to install tort
We\'re using SVN, but it seems to be getting a little out of date and heavy for our liking. We have a big project that we need different team memb开发者_高级运维ers to get access to different parts of
I am thinking about installing Mercurial and TortoiseHG for our redhat linux server. I found out there are many package versions. I searched online and found out some people encounter incompatible pro
I have two branches Dev and Feature1. I was working on Feat开发者_如何学JAVAure1, creating said feature, and committed it. I then wrote the code for Feature2 but committed it under Feature1 branch ins
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