what do I need to learn to do this task?
Michael Mossey
michaelmossey at gmail.com
Tue May 13 06:15:24 UTC 2014
On 5/12/2014 11:08 PM, Justinas Urbanavicius wrote:
> well each of repository is already a backup by itself, and i don't
> think you have to learn anything special. hg serve command shows you
> what ip/host your server is running on so you just need to write it
> into your config.
>
> either way i think you are using mercurial as a backup tool more than
> a version control, some people like to do commits, paranoiacally as
> often as using save in word :) but i don't think it's a good practice,
> each commit should be meaningful, a change that reflects something
>
I agree with what you are saying, but I just think it's even better to
have a cloud backup, and also the essence of my problem is that I need
to do a lot of meaningless commits that represent nothing more than when
I had to switch computers.
You might ask, is a SCM the right tool for synchronizing work between
two computers? It certainly has a lot of advantages. If I forget which
computer I worked on last, or somehow make changes on both computers,
the SCM will give me the whole status and do merges if necessary.
Mike
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