> > > Bruno Sutic wrote: > > > > It's possible to use a local Mercurial repository with Github, right? > > So the instructions on how to get Vim would only need to change the URL. > > Github unfortunately does not have support for Mercurial repos. > However, it is possible to use Mercurial locally and push to any git repo > with a tool like this: https://github.com/schacon/hg-git > > I would say hg-git is a bit dodgy for day to day use. I've used it to mirror a few Mercurial repos in github. Unfortunately it doesn't work 100% transparently and some stuff like tags appear as separate commits in git. Also I saw a few occurrences when hg-git refused to push changes properly so I had to fiddle with it.
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