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| Harold is her name plus she totally digs which name. She's constantly enjoyed living inside Arkansas plus she usually never move. Procuring has been her profession for several time. One of the ideal points in the planet for her is base bouncing and she is struggling to make it a profession. Her husband and her keep a site. We would like to check it out: http://www.shemale6cams.com | #pragma section-numbers 2 <<Include(A:dev)>> = Developer Info = Information on working on the Mercurial code base. <<TableOfContents>> == Start hacking == * [[https://www.mercurial-scm.org/repo/hg|Main repository]] — browse or clone the source (see [[DeveloperRepos]] for other repositories) * [[WritingExtensions|Writing Mercurial extensions]] * [[Theming]] Mercurial's web interface * [[DeveloperBasics|Some basic code examples]] * [[MercurialApi|Mercurial internal API]] * [[TranslatingMercurial|Translating Mercurial]] — how to translate Mercurial into your own language == Contributing code == * [[ContributingChanges|Contributing changes]] * [[https://bz.mercurial-scm.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=UNCONFIRMED&bug_status=CONFIRMED&bug_status=NEED_EXAMPLE&bug_status=IN_PROGRESS&bug_status=TESTING&bug_status=RESOLVED&keywords=easy%2C &keywords_type=allwords&list_id=9573&order=changeddate DESC%2Cbug_status%2Cpriority%2Cassigned_to%2Cbug_id&query_format=advanced&resolution=---&resolution=ARCHIVED | Some easy bugs]] — tasks flagged as easy, a good entry point for new contributors * [[UIGuideline|UI guidelines]] — how to make consistent UI choices * [[CodingStyle|Coding style]] * [[WritingTests|Writing tests]] * [[HelpStyleGuide|Help style guide]] — how to write nice help * [[CompatibilityRules|Compatibility rules]] — how we keep our existing users from crying * [[ReviewProcess|Review process]] — how you can help get patches in == Internals == * [[Design]] - Mercurial's data structures and how it uses them * [[FileFormats|File formats]] - list of Mercurial's disk file formats * [[WhatGoesWhere|What goes where]] - the project architecture * [[WireProtocol|Wire protocol]] - the push/pull changegroup protocol * [[DebuggingFeatures|Debugging features]] - how to poke around in Mercurial's internals == Working with the community == * [[MailingLists|Mailing lists]] * [[ManagingBugs|Managing bugs]] — how to work with the [[BugTracker|bug tracker]] * [[TimeBasedReleasePlan|Time-based release plan]] * [[DeveloperRepos|Developer repositories]] — where to find various public repositories of Mercurial work * [[DevelopmentProcess|Development process]] — an overview of our development and release workflow * [[IRC]] — where most of the developers hang out * [[CategoryMeetings|Meetings]] — When we get the community together (about every 6 months) * [[ProjectInfrastructure|Project infrastructure]] — A list of project infrastructure and who administers it == Feature proposals == * [[CategoryNewFeatures|List of new feature proposals]] == Developer tips == * [[MacOSXTools]] — Installing the tool chain on Mac OS X. * Using [[MercurialUnderWine|Wine]] to test Windows support under Linux * Easy way of starting Mercurial hacking on Windows with [[HackableMercurial]] ---- CategoryDeveloper |
Note:
This page is primarily intended for developers of Mercurial.
Developer Info
Information on working on the Mercurial code base.
Contents
1. Start hacking
Main repository — browse or clone the source (see DeveloperRepos for other repositories)
Theming Mercurial's web interface
Translating Mercurial — how to translate Mercurial into your own language
2. Contributing code
Some easy bugs — tasks flagged as easy, a good entry point for new contributors
UI guidelines — how to make consistent UI choices
Help style guide — how to write nice help
Compatibility rules — how we keep our existing users from crying
Review process — how you can help get patches in
3. Internals
Design - Mercurial's data structures and how it uses them
File formats - list of Mercurial's disk file formats
What goes where - the project architecture
Wire protocol - the push/pull changegroup protocol
Debugging features - how to poke around in Mercurial's internals
4. Working with the community
Managing bugs — how to work with the bug tracker
Developer repositories — where to find various public repositories of Mercurial work
Development process — an overview of our development and release workflow
IRC — where most of the developers hang out
Meetings — When we get the community together (about every 6 months)
Project infrastructure — A list of project infrastructure and who administers it
5. Feature proposals
6. Developer tips
MacOSXTools — Installing the tool chain on Mac OS X.
Using Wine to test Windows support under Linux
Easy way of starting Mercurial hacking on Windows with HackableMercurial