How to "push" manually?
Fredrik Lundh
fredrik at pythonware.com
Sun Apr 5 20:52:56 CDT 2009
2009/4/6 <skip at pobox.com>
>
> >> Apparently so. You have one or more heads in your local repository
> >> that the remote repository doesn't. If you pushed everything, the
> >> remote repository would have heads that it previously didn't. That's
> >> $,1r| (Bcreating remote heads $,1r} (B.
>
> I don't get it. Is a Mercurial head like a branch?
A while ago, I suggested that you'd use the "graph" view provided by
"hg serve" to learn what's in your repository. If you'd tried that,
you wouldn't ask that question :-)
> >> (The glog command from the graphlog extension will give you a similar
> >> graph. It's unbelievably handy.)
>
> If it's unbelievably handy, why isn't it enabled by default?
"glog" is just an ASCII-art version of the "graph" view; trust me, it
looks a lot better in your browser.
The reason why not everything is enabled by default is pretty much the
same reason wjy not everything in the standard library is imported
into Python's builtin namespace; it would slow everything down,
clutter the namespace (the help page is long enough as it is), and
hamper learning.
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