commands to find out whether a repository shares with another one and vice versa

Uwe Brauer oub at mat.ucm.es
Sat Feb 10 15:58:22 UTC 2024



Hi all


is there a command (from the command line), that allows me to find
out, whether the actual repository

    1. Shares it content (source/master) to a another target/slave, moreover

    2. Whether the current repository (target/slave) is shared with another one
       (source/master) 

I know that in the target repository I can inspect the sharepath file
within .hg, but I preferred a command and not inspect the .hg directory,
moreover what can I do in the source repository?

there seems no information, I run


find . -name '*share*' -print

And 

grep -r share *


But found nothing 

Any recommendations?

Regards

Uwe Brauer 
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