inactive branches? (simple question)
Pradeepkumar Gayam
in3xes at gmail.com
Tue Aug 17 11:46:55 UTC 2010
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 4:54 PM, Neal Becker <ndbecker2 at gmail.com> wrote:
> hg branches
> test11 21:3269769d1cf6
> constrained_value 19:77cd62e886f3 (inactive)
> vector 17:e35e7ce4d791 (inactive)
> traits 15:1a8365415e86 (inactive)
> multiarray 13:9e88a14b2b8f (inactive)
> mersenne 11:d8e0b3807029 (inactive)
> BUILD 9:2f786d2ec31d (inactive)
> user-config 7:4cd7e52c8046 (inactive)
> hgignore 5:2ad1a7301aa9 (inactive)
> default 3:aa67a6883458 (inactive)
>
> What does 'inactive' mean?
>
I think all those branches have been merged to into other branches, they
don't really have heads. If we update to any of those branches and make a
commit then it becomes active. If branch has latest changeset and not merged
into other branches then it is active. Heads(latest changeset) of the
inactive branch is ancestor of one of the changeset of active branch.
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