On 2008 Apr 7, at 11:23 PM, Steve Borho wrote:
> All TortoiseHg binary installers are designed to be installed over the
> top of an existing install or on a clean system; this can be
> accomplished in only one reboot.
Ok, so if I installed 0.4 RC<mumble> and then wanted to go back to
0.3, would I uninstall 0.4 or could/should I just reinstall 0.3 over
top?
> Installing two side-by-side is not supported as the last installed
> version essentially wins; the older one is (should be) entirely
> ignored.
> Having an older install in the path before a newer install will
> lead to
> broken behavior until it's removed.
Ok, thanks. I won't do that then. :)
> So.. upgrading is always safe, but you should only have one version
> installed at a time.
will the official version be able to upgrade the RC, or isn't the
versioning that sophisticated? I'm just concerned that I'll be stuck
with the official version thinking itself is already installed when
the RC is what is really installed. Hmmm, that seemed much clearer in
my head. :)
Thanks!
--Doug
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