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This is a wiki for Matt Mackall's ["Mercurial"] ["DistributedSCM"] tool.

Please contribute!

Contributions are most welcome, but please create a user name for yourself before you edit anything. To do this, click on the "Login" link up in the top right corner of this page and follow the instructions from there.

New to all this stuff?

Check out the MajorFeatures
["Download"] the latest source
There may be BinaryPackages available for your system already
UnixInstall describes how to install ["Mercurial"] under Linux, MacOS X, and Unix variants
WindowsInstall describes how to install ["Mercurial"] under Windows
ServerInstall describes various ways to set up a public access to a repository
["Tutorial"] for new users (["FrenchTutorial"] and ["SpanishTutorial"] available)
ConfigurationOptions describes the options available in the hgrc files
OtherTools that work with Mercurial

For CVS refugees

CvsConcepts - translations of ["CVS"] concepts into ["Mercurial"] terms
CvsCommands - equivalents of commands provided by ["CVS"]

More information

["FAQ"]
ConvertingRepositories from other ["SCM"] formats to ["Mercurial"]
["Glossary"] of terms (useful if you're not used to distributed source management)
A ["Tag"] is slightly different in ["Mercurial"] than in other ["SCM"] systems
WorkingPractices describing several somewhat sane ways to use ["Mercurial"]
A list of ["ProjectsUsingMercurial"] and links to their repositories.
CommunicatingChanges describes the various ways ["Mercurial"] can exchange changesets
PublishingRepositories helps you to make your code visible to the world.
How to handle MultipleCommitters

Information for contributors

The ToDo list and MissingFeatures
ContributingChanges
["Design"] - Mercurial's data structures and how it uses them.
WhatGoesWhere - the project architecture
WireProtocol - the push/pull changegroup protocol
OptionNaming - the conventions used to name command-line options

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-Contributions are most welcome, but please create a user name for yourself before you edit anything.  To do this, click on the "You are Anonymous``Gnome" link up in the top right corner of this page, then type in a user name, wiki fashion, where it asks you to.  If you're not familiar with [http://www.kwiki.org Kwiki], read [http://www.kwiki.org/?KwikiFormattingRules KwikiFormattingRules] before you start editing anything.
+Contributions are most welcome, but please create a user name for yourself before you edit anything.  To do this, click on the "Login" link up in the top right corner of this page and follow the instructions from there.
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 * MissingFeatures - a good place to look if you want to help out
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 * WhatGoesWhere - the project architecture
 * WireProtocol - the push/pull changegroup protocol
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