I updated my Ubuntu installation which updated my mercurial version, and now hgsubversion doesn't work anymore. I keep getting an error that says "abort: No module named repo!" My copy of hgsubversion seems to be up to date with http://hg.durin42.com/hgsubversion/.
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hgsubversion doesn't seem to be actively maintained, but the error wasn't too hard to fix. Taking a look at the relevant source file shows that this error isn't the real error, but is from attempting to recover from the real error. Apparently repository was moved from mercurial into mercurial.interfaces, so changing the line above peerapi=1 to from mercurial.interfaces.repository import peer as peerrepository resolves the issue. I would file a bug report, but I was unable to find a place to report it, so I put it here.
Edit: Right, the file in question that needed editing was hgsubversion/svnrepo.py
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My copy of hgsubversion seems to be up to date with http://hg.durin42.com/hgsubversion/
You have to use good and correct location as source of extension:
- hg.durin42.com/hgsubversion is not maintained at least 18 months
* real hgsubversion repository now is at https://foss.heptapod.net/mercurial/hg-git
- tip of this repo is a lot fresher and have all fixes, needed for HG v5
>hg log -r tip --style compact
1702[tip] d6ac1ae9027a 2020-08-04 00:23 +0200 a
gitnodekw: do not crash on hg incoming when log template includes gitnode()
On the rights of idea: you try to use TortoiseHG on your Ubuntu, which seems to have slightly more newest hgsubversion in library
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That appears to be a hg-git extension instead of a hg-svn one. Can you use that extension on an svn repository? – BrainStorm.exe Oct 28 '20 at 04:29