Evolve with hg 2.8.2
Faheem Mitha
faheem at faheem.info
Wed Nov 12 07:08:46 UTC 2014
On Wed, 12 Nov 2014, Sebastian Unger wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 12, 2014 at 11:39 AM, Faheem Mitha <faheem at faheem.info> wrote:
> You could talk with him about it. He has a client idling on
> #mercurial (freenode) much of the time. I just checked, and he is
> on there right now.
> Ahh, freenode. That's something like IRC, right? Last time I used IRC
> was in 1992 when I was a sysadmin in the student lab at Uni. That's a
> pretty dusty corner in my brain but I'll see what I can work out and
> remember. ;-)
Right. That's the mercurial IRC channel, where the devs hang out, and some
users too. I recommend irccloud.com. It is a commercial service, but free
to use for basic usage. It is pretty easy to use.
> I don't know whether Ubuntu makes any Ubuntu-specific changes to
> the Mercurial package, but Max might be able to tell you.
> I checked the mercurial debian packaging repo you sent against the
> Ubuntu package for mercurial in 14.10 and they are identical (at a
> certain point in the history of the packaging repo which is not the head
> but easy to find).
Ok.
> [...]
> Vcs-Browser: http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=collab-maint/tortoisehg.git
> Vcs-Git: git://anonscm.debian.org/collab-maint/tortoisehg.git <============= DEBIAN PACKAGING REPOS
> Yeah, that's what I found via google. Though upon closer inspection that
> appears to be the entire package source, not just the debian packaging.
> But again, that's not a huge deal.
Note that tortoisehg tries to stay in sync with mercurial, so a mercurial
release is usually closely followed by a tortoisehg release.
> I'm sure I can and will certainly try to find answers to
> these questions myself online. So if you don't know the
> answers, ignore them. But if you can answer them
> off-hand, that would be awesome.
> Hope the above was helpful.
>
> It most certainly was.
Glad to hear it.
Regards, Faheem
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