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Mercurial itself is released under the вЂ‹GPLv2 license.Дownload and Installation Releases and compatibility matrix VersionД«ranches/1.0-stable вЂ‹ (1.0.x), branches/1.2-stable вЂ‹ (1.2.x), trunk вЂ‹ (1.3.x)Д«ranches/1.0-stable вЂ‹ (1.0.x), trunk вЂ‹ (1.1.x)Д¬onsult the version table to check which version you need for your version of Trac. log:plugins/0.11/mercurial-plugin, see Trac 0.11 and setting up the plugin for 0.11.If you want to send to someone your local uncommited changes for review, use hg diff > FILENAME and send the resulting file FILENAME by email. If you want to send to someone the content of a single commit, use hg export -o FILENAME REV and send the resulting file FILENAME by email. hgrc file: ДЄnd, then, you can do hg clone my-repo Sending a commit to X If you are getting tired of repeating the same LONG-URL in clone, pull, or push commands, you can define shortcuts in your.

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If you, as a maintainer, check in a patch authored by someone else, it is good practice to credit them in the commit message using the вЂ“user or -u option to hg e.g.: hg commit -m '.commit message.' -u 'A User 'Д«ackground information on the practice of recording contributors. hgrc file to your home directory, such as follows: User: avoid this, and have it print something nicer, like changeset: 7:e53ac3c458e9 This leads to commit logs like the following: changeset: 7:e53ac3c458e9 By default, mercurial uses as a username for each commit. hg push OTHER-URL: finally, push your new history in a published repository.Д®ach mercurial checkin is made by a user.hg commit -m вЂњmerge with REMOTE-URLвЂќ: commit the reconciled version.Check that it still works: builds, tests pass, etc.

hg merge: attempt to reconcile your local changes with remote changes.

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hg pull REMOTE-URL: download new history from REMOTE-URL.

If you have created a local clone of an ns-3 repository, if you have worked on it, commited changes to that local repository, and if you want to synchronize with a more recent version of the original ns-3 repository, here are the steps to take: DonвЂ™t forget to commit once you are done. Hg rename old-file-name new-file-name This is preferable to adding the new file name and removing the old file name, because it preserves revision history. BEWARE that this operation loses history and is undoable.

If you donвЂ™t care about wreaking havoc on your users who cloned your repository or if you have never published it, you could use hg rollback to remove the last commit from the mercurial history.

If you have already published your repository and others have cloned it, you should use hg backout -r REV to commit a new change in the mercurial history which undos the previous commit.

Hg revert : revert the state of your local checkout to what it was upon your last update. The read-write access for all our repositories takes two forms: or To obtain read-write access to one of these repositories, one should send an ssh public key on the ns-developers mailing-list. All of these repositories can be listed by visiting this url. The read-only url for all our repositories is either or.

The ns-3 server which hosts our mercurial repositories allow read-only access for all repositories through http and read-write access through ssh.

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