[I give up using the hg-git plugin for the moment] (was: hg-git plugin, fast forward a git repo.)
Uwe Brauer
oub at mat.ucm.es
Wed Oct 9 14:14:10 UTC 2019
> Uwe Brauer <oub at mat.ucm.es> writes:
> It's hard to track exactly what you're doing and what you are trying to
> do and what is happening. It was be really helpful if you gave more
> complete information when you asked questions, read the output entirely,
> and asked pointed questions based on it. In particular, the output of
> any command you ran is clearly very valuable in helping diagnose what is
> going on .
> So as I said, if you start with your initial repository state, what
> happens if you do:
> hg up strings
> hg book master
> What is the output?
Of hg log -G?
@ changeset: 195:b2396f3ceca3
| bookmark: master
| bookmark: strings
| tag: default/strings
| tag: tip
| user: User 1
| date: Sun Oct 06 21:41:11 2019 -0400
| summary: Fix spurious character inseted.
|
> Since you are doing hg-git stuff, I don't know if hg out works as
> expected, but you likely need the -B parameter. But early you sad you
> did a push and nothing happened, and now you stated that you do not want
> to do the push I suggested because you don't like to push without
> knowing things, so did you try the push or did you not?
Sorry I never pushed I always run
hg out
In order to make sure what would happened if I pushed.
> The documentation says it compares bookmarks, and -B doesn't take a
> bookmark. You can tell because the parameter does not take a parameter
> in the documentation.
Ok, I think I give up, I will treat this repository using git and merge
the two branches there. Makes me nervous that I don't really control
what I am doing and I need to merge and to push.
Thanks for your help
Uwe
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