Vincent writes:
>> From the command line, you can use revsets:
>> $ hg log -G -r 'date("2014-08-22")'
>>
>> On the MacPorts repo, that will result in a lot of changesets. For a
>> portfile, you really must specify a commit hash.
>
> I suppose that’s what I did, but since you seem to master Mercurial much
> better than me (frankly, I am a rookie), I’d rather call on your expertise:
>
> I looked at the website of the repository, « commits » page. There are three
> columns: author, commit # and a comment. I surmised that the commit # would
> be the right information to be put after the -u option of the ‘clone’
> command, so I wrote this for the fetch phase (assuming 52fb22e is the commit
> #):
>
> fetch {
> system -W ${workpath} \
> "${prefix}/bin/hg clone -u 52fb22e
> https://bitbucket.org/petebunting/rsgislib rsgislib »
> }
>
> Is that correct?
Why not use the bitbucket port group?
PortGroup bitbucket 1.0
bitbucket.setup petebunting rsgislib 52fb22e
version 0.0.20140822
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