Dne 17. 11. 19 v 16:33 Craig Ozancin napsal(a): > A quick google search on mercurial and netbeans takes you to the > netbeans > page that discusses enabling mercurial support. I haven't > used Netbeans for quite a few years, but when I did, the support was > on par with the git support. I use Netbeans as my primary IDE – it supports Mercurial, Git and SVN by default. (everything in Nebeans is a plug-in/module, but those are installed by default)
IntelliJ IDEA <https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/features/> supports Mercurial too: > Version control: IntelliJ IDEA provides a unified interface for major > > version control systems including Git, SVN, Mercurial, CVS, Perforce, > and TFS. The IDE lets you browse the history of changes, manage > branches, merge conflicts and much more Same in Emacs: <https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Mercurial> and other software. There is also quite nice standalone GUI client TortoiseHg <https://tortoisehg.bitbucket.io/> Throughout my career I have worked on many projects with various version control systems including some obscure ones. But it is not a bid deal, this is reality, we do not live in a homogeneous world, it is normal to have various database systems, editors, desktop environments… and VCS. If someone pretends or believes that Git is the only option, I think that it is just ignorance or lack of experience. Franta
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