I should have mentioned that while "hg pull" will pull down all of the most up-to-date files from the main repository, it will leave all the files in your locally directory unchanged. Nothing actually happens until you perform the "hg update". "hg update" by itself will then change all of the files in your directory to match the most current set of files. But you can also specify a changeset to update to. For example, "hg update R-1.94.1" or "hg update 8456baaddbc3" will make all the files in your "working" directory correspond only to that changeset.
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