Where are we today?
Lester Caine
lester at lsces.uk
Wed Jul 29 10:08:14 UTC 2020
Having been using Hg via TortoiseHG for many years I've got a lot of
material tied up in it. A while back I had to move to OpenSUSE
Tumbleweed to get the hardware on a new laptop working and I've been
fighting the problems that creates since day one, but at least the key
components work ... all but TortoiseHG and hggit :(
I think part of the problem is the decision on OpenSUSE to kill off
Python2 and only support 3 or at least that is how it seems when I try
and fix things. I've recently needed to get at some code history and
have thg 5.4.1 running which says ...
with Mercurial-5.4.2, Python-3.8.3, PyQt-5.13.2, Qt-5.15.0 and while the
community repo's have a 5.4.2 thg the .1 version is at least using the
same official repo's without needing personal ones. But I can't find a
way to get hggit installed even though in the past I've downloaded it
myself direct, but I'm of an age now where even writing things down I
can't remember how to do them!
I would happily switch to the windows machine but even that has problems
when in the past it WAS a simple install including hggit.
So basically ... what is the best way currently to retain access to
github hosted projects that I've been locally hosting on hg since
porting them from CVS and SVN :(
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