2012/4/16 Eric J. Holtman <[email protected]> > I've scanned through the archives and seen some pointers > to this, but no real solution. > > If I have a repo with a simple text file in it, and clone > it somewhere using 'hg clone' from cygwin's bash shell, > the files show up (as I would expect) with mode bits 644. >
If I do the same clone from tortoisehg, they show up as 755. > Maybe you use cygwin's hg, but TortoiseHg isn't. > If I try to use work in the same directory, flipping back > and forth from tortoisehg to cygwin hg, I get into states > where cygwin thinks a file is different (because it has > different mode bits), but nothing has really changed. > > Is there any way to get tortoise to play well with cygwin, > or and I just out-of-luck? > If you can build PyQt under cygwin, it may be possible to run TortoiseHg with cygwin's Python. But I think it will be pretty hard. Instead, you can use Windows' hg (or wait Mercurial 2.2) to ignores executable bit. http://mercurial.selenic.com/bts/issue3301 Regards,
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