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1. #TORTOISEHG KEEPS SAYING HGSUB CHANGED INSTALL#
2. #TORTOISEHG KEEPS SAYING HGSUB CHANGED UPDATE#
3. #TORTOISEHG KEEPS SAYING HGSUB CHANGED CODE#

#TORTOISEHG KEEPS SAYING HGSUB CHANGED INSTALL#

pip3 install qscintilla sudo apt install pyqt5.qsci-dev Lets build tortoisehg for inplace usage. Note, click Refresh current repository button in toolbar when needed if you cannot see the new updated files. pip3 install mercurial Install Qscintilla. It will list all the modified (including edit/add/delete) files in the left window. Site-wide Mercurial.ini in ProgramFiles\TortoiseHg Per-User Mercurial.ini in UserProfile Per-Repository hgrc in repo-root \.hg The folder APPDATA\TortoiseHg: File thg-reporegistry.xml holds the content of the RepoRegistry. The Mercurial configuration system, which is three-tiered.

#TORTOISEHG KEEPS SAYING HGSUB CHANGED CODE#

Create special files (.hgignore, ) If selected TortoiseHg creates an empty. File > New Repository > Change Destination path to where your code is > Create. File > New Repository > Change Destination path to where your code is > Create. TortoiseHg gets configuration settings from two systems.

#TORTOISEHG KEEPS SAYING HGSUB CHANGED UPDATE#

So, to make an update for projects PROJ1 and PROJ2 that supports new directory structure, we need to update. It is always filled with the current directory, so if you launch the dialog from the right directory there is no reason to change it.

Target: %windir%\syswow64\explorer.exe /separateįrom this instance of Explorer, you can access the TortoiseHg shell extension.Let's say we have a very old installation of Kallithea with whole bunch of repositories, and, after 5 years of intensive development, it became bloated with legacy and experimental stuff, structural inconsistencies, etc. To start the 32-bit version of Explorer, create a shortcut with the following settings: However, fortunately Vista 64 comes with a 32-bit version of Explorer.

The problem is that Windows Explorer is a 64-bit process, and 64-bit processes can not communicate directly with 32-bit libraries. How can I get the context menus working on 64-bit Vista? In 0.7.1, we upgraded GTK so even the old MS-Windows theme should work properly on Vista. In version 0.7, we changed the default theme to one that worked properly on Vista. Mercurial: reposurgeon can read a Mercurial repository using either of two methods. The overlays and context menu do work with third-party 32-bit file managers, like FreeCommander or TotalCommander.Īlso note that the GTK theme used on Vista had problems on versions before 0.7. A central example of this is commit references in change comments. You must use the 32-bit Windows Explorer as described below. hgsub file in the root repo /root/. Context menus do not work in the 64-bit Windows Explorer.

TortoiseHg => 0.4 does work on 32-bit Windows Vista, but there are still problems with 64-bit Vista. The risk, as we say, is small on a casual contact basis but over time, we think it becomes a near certainty that your hedgehog will get sick from being near a tortoise. EDIT: I think this has to do with me using Windows XP 圆4 See here: