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MacHg is a free open source OS X GUI for the distributed revision control system Mercurial.

MacHg is a free open source OSX GUI for the distributed revision control system Mercurial. It supports most of the day-to-day Mercurial operations (including many extensions), as well as allows for source analysis with DAG rendering and annotate.

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Mercurial client error 255 and HTTP error 404 when attempting to push large files to server

Problem: 19/06/10 Update: More evidence problem is server-side. Receiving this error on Windows 7 command line (see below for full traceback): URLError: …
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MacHg / Murky / TortoiseHg - which to use?

I started using Mercurial and chose MacHg as my GUI of choice, simply because it was the first thing I found when I googled Mercurial Mac GUI. However, I just recently discovered Murky, and TortoiseHg was recently updated for the Mac. Are there any…
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hg serve in MacHg

I tried to find it in documentation, but couldn't, how can I run Mercurial server (as hg serve in terminal) from MacHg, is it possible at all? I'm on Mac 10.6 if it's important. thanks.
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Mercurial error 255 - how to revive my repository?

it's a quesion about mercurial. I'm not a unix - guy, but use a mercurial together with MacHG for my development on Mac. Yesterday I had to change my mac, I just copied my project folder with repository on new mac, but now I can't do anything with…
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Which version of GUI Mercurial would be some of the best on a Mac and a PC?

It seems that on that page TortoiseHg is recommended most for a PC and MacHg is for the Mac. What are some experience of using them if somebody can share? It seems that Murky for Mac need compilation and sometimes it needs a bit of work. I was…
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How to commit files from different folders in MacHg?

In MacHg, how do you select one and only one file from one folder and one and only one file from another folder to commit when you have other changed files in the same folder? In the command line it would be: hg commit folder1/file1 folder2/file2 -m…
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How to specify a username with a @ embedded in a URL? ( Mercurial - MacHg related but not specificaly )

As MacHg (MacOS mercurial client) requests a password but not a username, the only way I have to include the login information for MacHg to connect to a mercurial repository server is to add it in the URL, as the help states. The problem is that I'm…
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Can I tell MacHG to use a specific version of Mercurial?

I would like to use a specific version of Mercurial for plugin reasons. Is there a way I can tell MacHG to use a specific Mercurial version. I know that it comes with its own, but I would like it to use 'mine', basically.
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pushing a folder to a bitbucket

I have a folder(b) inside another folder(a) which was already pushed into a repository, and i want to push folder(b) to the bitbucket using macHg but I want it to push it so in bitbucket it looks like a new folder, right now when i pushed it it just…
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Why does MacHg tell me it's pushing hundreds of thousands of changesets when my project only had a few revisions?

Can anybody explain to me what's going on here? Are there two kinds of 'changesets' in Hg? I have a big project with a lot of big files, and it was getting sluggish, so I deleted the .Hg folder and started over with a new repo in bitbucket. Or so…
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