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The crecord extension has been incorporated in Mercurial 3.8.1.
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It can be activated by putting the following in the .hgrc:

{{{
[ui]

interface = curses
}}}
The curses interface will be used by all interactive commits, e.g.

{{{
hg commit -i
}}}
You may add an alias to the .hgrc to mimic the old call to crecord:

{{{
[alias]

crecord = !$HG commit -i
}}}
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(note: the package directory is the one containing the `__init__.py` file)
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(note: the package directory is the one containing the `__init__.py` file)

Crecord Extension

The crecord extension has been incorporated in Mercurial 3.8.1.

It can be activated by putting the following in the .hgrc:

[ui]

interface = curses

The curses interface will be used by all interactive commits, e.g.

hg commit -i

You may add an alias to the .hgrc to mimic the old call to crecord:

[alias]

crecord = !$HG commit -i

This extension is not distributed with Mercurial.

Author: Mark Edgington

Web page: http://www.bitbucket.org/edgimar/crecord/wiki/Home

Repository: https://bitbucket.org/edgimar/crecord

1. Overview

The crecord extension is a curses (i.e. text-based GUI) interface which provides the crecord and qcrecord commands that may be used in lieu of commit or qnew -f. These commands let you choose which parts of the changes in a working directory you'd like to commit, at the granularity of patch hunks or lines. It is similar in spirit to the darcs record command and the RecordExtension.

2. Features

In addition to allowing you to choose changes to commit at a line-level granularity, crecord has the following advantages over the text-only RecordExtension:

  • Ability to scroll through all changes, jumping back and forth between changes.
  • Patch headers and hunks can be folded to make it easy to view only the changes you're interested in.
  • Commit message can be incrementally edited as you work through the changes
  • Color display of changes and trailing whitespace
  • Final patch can be reviewed / modified in an external editor prior to committing

3. Configuration

To install the extension, first download the crecord archive from the site above, and extract it to a folder where you prefer to keep extensions (e.g. $HOME/hgext).

Configure your .hgrc file to enable the extension by adding following lines:

[extensions]
hgext.crecord=/path/to/crecord/package

(note: the package directory is the one containing the __init__.py file)


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CrecordExtension (last edited 2016-10-25 15:39:56 by GaborStefanik)