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| Mercurial includes a tool called hgk that allows browsing the history of a repository in a GUI. It's a direct port of the gitk tool used with git. To use hgk, you'll want to install the hgk.py extension which adds a view command as well as other interfaces that hgk uses to communicate with Mercurial in a git-like manner. Both hgk and hgk.py are found in the contrib directory. To load an extension, you add it to your .hgrc file. You can specify an absolute path: {{{ [extensions] hgk=/usr/local/lib/hgk.py }}} Mercurial can also scan the default python library path for a file named 'hgk.py': {{{ [extensions] hgk= }}} <!> In version 0.7, this extension is named "hgit" (without the .py) and does not provide the view command. You must invoke hgk directly. Now hg help will show the new commands provided by the hgk extension: {{{ $ hg help ... status show changed files in the working directory tag add a tag for the current tip or a given revision tags list repository tags tip show the tip revision unbundle apply a changegroup file undo undo the last commit or pull update update or merge working directory verify verify the integrity of the repository version output version and copyright information view start interactive history viewer $ hg view }}} |
Santa Maria-born Linda Ross is addicted to [[http://webdir.flylcy.com/stress-free-travel-yes-it-is-possible-22/|Costa Blanca weather June,]] gizmos, rockets. Last but not least, she is interested in spending valuable time with her nearest friends. |
Santa Maria-born Linda Ross is addicted to Costa Blanca weather June, gizmos, rockets. Last but not least, she is interested in spending valuable time with her nearest friends.