There is a little bit of support for Mercurial subrepos. In Window->Preferences->Team->Mercurial->Performance you can enable the support for subrepos. This only makes the status cache aware of Mercurial roots below other Mercurial roots. For actual use of subrepos more work is needed, for example I think it's not currently possible to commit your root repository when you update sub repositories because it doesn't see the root as dirty.
For your use case with a SVN subrepo what I would do is create another eclipse project pointing to the sub tree that is the root of the subversion repository and then you should be able to use one of the subversion eclipse plugins to manage it. On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 7:25 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everybody! > > Mercurial has the feature .hgsub that allows work like an external with > SVN. Does the Mercurialeclipse plugin support this feature? > > -- > > > -- John Peberdy --
