If this is the first time I’m pushing this branch: hg push -b. But I only want to integrate my current line of work, and I only want to work in one line at a time. The reasoning is that pushing the entire repository assumes I’m integrating multiple lines of work. I really never push my entire repository, but my current line of work. We only ever want to push our current work, not everything we’ve ever done. Once this is done or if there are no incoming changesets, we can proceed with the Push. If there are any incoming changesets on our branch, we need to do a pull and rebase our changes to the top of the list of changes. But before pushing the changes (ignore this if it is a new branch you haven't pushed before), we need to check if there are any incoming change to this branch. If it’s new, we’ll start a new branch.Īt this point, we want to push our work up to the remote server. If it’s existing, we can work off of that branch. When we’re first starting our work, we have to decide if this is a separate area of work we’re working on, or is this part of an existing line of work. New repository format supports uncommon filenames
Introduces a Command Server API to support better application integration Introduces changeset "phases" enabling safe history modification
#TORTOISEHG PUSH AND PULL FROM COMMAND LINE UPGRADE#
The projects release notes detail what's changing between versions, while the upgrade notes offer clear guidance on what users need to be aware of when upgrading.Ī selection of noteworthy versions: Version It's a good idea however to do so at least once every three months, as some features can render old clients unable to operate on newer repositories. Note that Mercurial does not use sematic versioning, therefore there is no significant difference between 2.9.2 (the last of the 2.9 releases) and 3.0.īackwards-compatibility is a critical requirement for Mercurial, therefore it's generally safe to simply upgrade your Mercurial installations as needed. A minor release is published each remaining month. Mercurial follows a time-based release plan and publishes a major release every three months, in February, May, August, and November.
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