Am 02.11.16 um 02:24 schrieb Adam Jensen:
> I am somewhat new to Mercurial and Bitbucket but I've set up an account
> and cloned the repository. Does anyone know of a tutorial or blog that
> describes a work-flow, process, or development methodology that fits
> this situation?
>
> There is the cano
Hi,
I've spotted an issue that seems to have been introduced at some point
between 4.99.10 & 4.99.11 (and still present in tip as of today).
When logpartialtimes are enabled, the access log seems to be logging the
runtime of the previous entry.
As a testcase on Debian 8:
hg clone https://bitbuck
Yes!
Unless, you're somehow stuck on 4.99.11, try NS 4.99.12. If the issue
still remains, then post here.
Best wishes
Iuri
On 02-11-2016 13:49, David Osborne wrote:
Hi,
I've spotted an issue that seems to have been introduced at some point
between 4.99.10 & 4.99.11 (and still present in ti
On 11/02/2016 09:12 AM, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
[snip]
> mercurial can be understood as a "simpler git". up to a certain point,
> one has the same commands like in git ("pull", "push"), but later the
> details certainly differ. My impression is that git allows more detailed
> configuration, but i
