Just noticed the update button...very cool. And luckily, I zipped up my entire web2py folder before I started messing with MacHG so incase I screwed it up, I could always wipe it out, decompress and start over. Also, I finally figured out how it handles branching which is also very cool. Branching seems much easier and requires less forethought than Git.
On Feb 24, 2011, at 2:59 PM, Jonathan Lundell wrote: > On Feb 24, 2011, at 11:50 AM, pbreit wrote: >> Regarding what version of Web2py you're working on, the cool thing with HG >> and MacHG is that you can click on the "Update" button, it'll show you a >> list of revisions and you can pick which one you want to make current. HG >> then goes and updates all of the files in your folders! It's pretty crazy to >> think about all that going on behind the scenes. > > BTW, hg's terminology, especially 'update', confused me for a while. > > Be sure you understand what hg means by 'update', 'merge', and 'commit', > especially.
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