I have three questions that I might as well ask in one post. 1. What is the argument against making the forest command (fclone, fpull, ffetch, etc) the *default* action rather than the normal equivalents? My thoughts are that the forest commands are a superset of the normal command and so can replace them. That is, fclone can do everything that clone can, but also deal with forests. Regular clone cannot.
2. I'm not getting how 'status' works with TortoiseHg. Is the 'self.repo.status()' call the "core" call that 'hg status' makes? If so, maybe there is something like 'self.forest.status()' that could be a drop-in replacement? This is starting to skirt the edge of my python knowledge. 3. Who makes the official release installer packages and how do they do it? I see the 'build.txt' and 'tortoisehg.iss' files but it doesn't look like they have everything that the official installer has (Mercurial.ini, for one)
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