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This extension let you import patches from a mailbox, storing them in a Mercurial queue (see MqExtension) like the qimport command. It works with standard unix mailboxes as well as Thunderbird ones. |
This extension let you import patches from a mailbox, storing them in a Mercurial queue (see MqExtension) like the qimport command. It works with standard unix mailboxes as well as Thunderbird ones and can also fetch patches from IMAP servers such as gmail. |
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| mbox=/path/to/mbox.py | mbox = /path/to/mbox.py hgext.mq = |
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| paths = /path/to/mbox1;/path/to/mbox2 | mbox.tb.path = /path/to/mbox mbox.mutt.path = /path/to/other/mbox imap.g.server = imap.gmail.com imap.g.username = username imap.g.password = password imap.g.mailbox = INBOX |
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Mbox Extension
This extension is not distributed with Mercurial.
Author: Patrick Mézard
Repository: https://bitbucket.org/pmezard/hgmbox/
Overview
This extension let you import patches from a mailbox, storing them in a Mercurial queue (see MqExtension) like the qimport command. It works with standard unix mailboxes as well as Thunderbird ones and can also fetch patches from IMAP servers such as gmail.
Configuration
Enable the extension by adding following lines to your configuration file (hgrc):
[extensions] mbox = /path/to/mbox.py hgext.mq =
and optionally reference existing mboxes like:
[mbox] mbox.tb.path = /path/to/mbox mbox.mutt.path = /path/to/other/mbox imap.g.server = imap.gmail.com imap.g.username = username imap.g.password = password imap.g.mailbox = INBOX
Usage
A single interactive mimport command is added, enumerating detected patches and asking whether to import or skip them. When done, just hit d and selected items are added to MQ.
Here is a sample session, looking for win32 patches:
$ hg mimport win32
[PATCH 0 of 2] win32text 'none' encoding with tests and docs
[PATCH 1 of 2] Implement and test a builtin 'none:' filter
[PATCH 2 of 2] document the 'none:' filter and semantics of '!' filter entry
import this group? [Nydq?] y
[PATCH] win32text: be more careful about rejecting violating changesets
import this group? [Nydq?] n
[PATCH 0 of 4] win32text 'exact' encoding and deterministic filter ordering
[PATCH 1 of 4] Add an 'exact' encoder/decoder
[PATCH 2 of 4] Apply longest patterns first and fix --debug output
[PATCH 3 of 4] document '!' and 'exact:' encoders/decoders
[PATCH 4 of 4] Tests for 'exact' encoder/decoder and filter application order
import this group? [Nydq?] d
adding document_the_none_filter_and_semantics_of__filter_entry to series file
adding implement_and_test_a_builtin_none_filter to series file
2 patches imported
$ hg qseries
implement_and_test_a_builtin_none_filter
document_the_none_filter_and_semantics_of__filter_entry