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I set up Mercurial in .hgrc to use less as a pager together with customized colors and templates following this guide: [pager] pager = LESS='FSrX' less [templates] # ... [color] mode=terminfo This ...
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I installed mercurial on my Mabook-Air (M1) using: brew install mercurial Mercurial (6.1.2) is working fine, but the configurations files that I copied over from my Linux setup (everything under ~/....
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I have created a post-clone hook in .hg/hgrc. This hook sometimes executed, and sometimes not, depending on which directory hg is called from. Let the repository be in /path/to/repos/. The post-clone ...
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In my .hgrc I have this merge pattern defined: [merge-patterns] public_html/** =internal:other When i run hg merge <branch_name> the mergetool still tries to merge al the (generated) files ...
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Is there any way to easily share .hg/hgrc settings across all clones of a Mercurial repo? e.g., I want to automatically enable the commitsigs extension for all clones of a repo (obviously, I'd ...
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When using uppercase section headings in any hgrc or mercurial.ini file, things behave strange or stop working. Using e.g. an uppercase [PATHS] section like: [PATHS] default = http://myrepo results ...
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I used hg forget <files> to untrack some files without them being deleted from my file system like using hg rm <files> does. I committed the change and running hg status listed these files ...
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I have a Mercuirial (3.6.1) project. Every time I try to commit I get the next error. (project)➜ project hg:(default) ✗ hg commit -m "TICK-190" subfolder/models.py ** unknown exception encountered, ...
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My vm system: > uname -a Linux xxx 2.6.32-573.22.1.el6.i686 #1 SMP Wed Mar 23 00:37:12 UTC 2016 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux > python --version Python 2.6.6 > hg --version Mercurial ...
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Here is what I mean: [paths] default = some/path/to/something another_path = [paths.default]/something/else Can it be done somehow? Thanks ;)
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I have checkout from a local mercurial repository and want to make a backup on another repo. but files is too large. it's there any chance to ignoring some directories/files on specific remote?
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I want to allow pushing to the default branch only for certain users. Since Kallithea does not have this functionality built in my attempt was creating a hook that should provide that behavior. I know ...
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I have three machines local (windows) serverA (linux) with username as userA serverB (linux) with username as userB I want to clone a hg repository in serverB to my local machine using TortoiseHg for ...
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Our team are using mercurial both on Windows and Linux, and many members have their own customized .hgrc files in their home directories in order to convert source code; We're using .hgrc files (in ...
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In the hgrc file for my repository, I have two paths, one default and the other upstream. They are identical. Do I need the entry for upstream and if so why? I have no idea why I have that for ...
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