About mq use

[Marcin Kasperski]

> I was completely wrong: I CANNOT push ONE patch a time. They are
> pushed in order up to the one I ask to push. qdiff anyway return the
> diff between the current and previous patch... so I was misleaded...
>

You can workaround this using guards. Just put different guards on
every patch (or on patch groups if some patches are related and should
stay together) and use them.


> My question on how to replicate the mq queue in other repositories is
> still valid.

In general you can do

   hg clone /path/to/main/repo
   cd .hg/
   hg clone /path/to/main/repo/.hg/patches

and then use pull/push in .hg/patches as usual.

There is some problem here though. Before you make any push or pull
between such repositories - both main repo and .hg/patches -
you should ensure that on ***both*** sides you executed hg qpop -a
to strip all patches.

True mess results if you hg pull (or push) between repos with
different applied patches configuration.



-- 
----------------------------------------------------------------------
| Marcin Kasperski   |  A reusable framework that is developed by
| http://mekk.waw.pl | itself will probably not be very reusable.
|                    |                  (Martin)
----------------------------------------------------------------------