Annoucing - new extension: histpush

[Peter Arrenbrecht]

Martin, you could just have a setup like

  my/project/upstream
  my/project/dev

where upstream is a pristine clone of the upstream repo and dev is `hg
clone upstream dev`. Then a simple `hg out` in dev will tell you what
would get pushed. This also makes it easy to clone another copy for a
separate line of changes.
-parren

On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 2:58 AM, Martin Blais <blais at furius.ca> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  Here is a new extension I just cooked:
>
>   http://furius.ca/pubcode/pub/conf/common/lib/python/hgblais/histpush.py.html
>
>     A Mercurial extension that allows you to locally track
>     which revisions of a repository have been pushed to a
>     remote repository.
>
>  I added it to the Wiki. I use this when I'm off the network
>  in order to find out if I have locally added revisions to be
>  pushed. It's a bit strange, but I like to make lots of
>  commits locally, and until I get to a network (I work on my
>  laptop from coffee shops) I like to be able to figure out if
>  I have stuff that needs to be pushed.
>
>  Comments welcome.
>  cheers,
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