Questions tagged [mercurial]

Mercurial is a fast, open-source, distributed version control system.

Mercurial logo

Mercurial is a distributed version control system (DVCS). It is dedicated to speed and efficiency with a sane user interface. The main part of the code is written in Python, with a small part in C. The project is open-source, distributed under the GPL. More information:

Please report bugs to the bug tracker instead of posting them here on Stack Overflow. Otherwise the Mercurial team may not see them, and you will become frustrated from the lack of response.

125 questions
0
votes
2 answers

Setting up SVN server on Windows 7

Short My OS is: Windows 7 Ultimate and IDE is Netbeans. Want to work with 2-3 devs on PHP projects. After research I found that it's possible with GIT. Found this solution. But it's installing apache server. (I don't need any web server: I already…
Tural Ali
  • 119
  • 1
  • 10
0
votes
2 answers

Why do users get an HTTP 404 error when attempting to clone a Mercurial repository over HTTP?

The repository is hosted on my PC. I use Apache with WAMP and TortoiseHG. I have setup users and passwords and they are able to browse the repository in their browsers after entering their usernames and passwords. The problem is that, when they try…
Geoffrey
  • 165
  • 1
  • 2
  • 11
0
votes
1 answer

Auto update changeset hook fails with status -1

I am using Mercurial SCM over a LAN using a normal shared folder instead of HTTP. I'm having a problem getting the auto update hook to run. I have entered this hook as detailed in the FAQ. This installs the hook, but when I push something to the…
Gary Willoughby
  • 102
  • 2
  • 11
-1
votes
2 answers

How do you install mercurial when mercurial.selenic.com is down?

I'm trying to install mercurial (the DVCS) but unfortunately http://mercurial.selenic.com is down. Does anybody know of any mirrors I could grab the source from, allowing me to install it. Hopefully the site doesn't stay down long, but doing some…
joshcartme
  • 109
  • 3
-3
votes
1 answer

Specify which mercurial-executable is used for mercurial-server

I'm using mercurial-server. On the server, there are two mercurial executables, one under /usr/bin/hg and the other at a non-standard location. I want that mercurial-server uses the one at the non-standard location. Does anyone know how to specify…
1 2 3
8
9