Mercurial is an SCM written in Python that has a number of interesting features.
Resources:
Date | Link | Notes | |
2010 | ||
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Mar 27 | Hg Init | Possibly the best online tutorial available right now. | ||||
2009 | ||||||
Jun 15 | Hg-Git mercurial plugin | A brilliant, pure Python implementation of git that lets you work on git repositories without installing git at all. | ||||
Feb 26 | InDefero | A Google Code clone with git and Mercurial support. Regrettably, it is written in PHP, but should nevertheless be useful for internal deployments. | ||||
Mercurial-easy | A very nice curses front-end |
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CuteHg | An even nicer graphical front-end. | |||||
Older | Get ‘hg view’ to work in Mac OS X | |||||
TextMate bundle | ||||||
tailor | a tool to migrate changesets across different SCMs | |||||
TortoiseHg | a Windows Explorer extension (requires the Win32 Python install and PyGTK) |
Notes:
My .hgignore
file:
syntax: glob *.log *.log.? *.log.?? *.pyc *.pyo .*.swp *~ .DS_Store ._*
Updating a local instance upon push/pull (used to publish this entire site):
$ cat space/.hg/hgrc [hooks] changegroup = hg update