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| This is a wiki for Matt Mackall's ["Mercurial"] ["DistributedSCM"] tool. | |
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| Note: this wiki has recently been converted and some formatting issues remain. Feel free to tidy up. | '''Mercurial''' is a fast, easy to use, distributed [[WikiPedia:Revision_control|revision control tool]] for software developers. ||'''Tip:''' <<RandomQuote(MercurialTips)>> || |
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| == Please contribute! == | |
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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 "Login" link up in the top right corner of this page and follow the instructions from there. | |
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| == New to all this stuff? == | |
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| * 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, Mac``OS X, and Unix variants * ServerInstall describes how to set up project's repository so it can be publically accessed via an Apache web server. * WindowsInstall describes how to install ["Mercurial"] under Windows * ["Tutorial"] for new users (["FrenchTutorial"] and ["SpanishTutorial"] available) * ConfigurationOptions describes the options available in the hgrc files * OtherTools that work with Mercurial |
## Please think twice before adding items here, the first page should stay compact! == Getting started == * [[Download]] and install Mercurial * See [[WhatsNew|what's new]] and read the [[UpgradeNotes|upgrade notes]] * [[BeginnersGuides|Beginner's guides]] for new users |
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| == For CVS refugees == | == Documentation and help == * ''[[https://book.mercurial-scm.org/|Mercurial: The Definitive Guide]]'', the Mercurial book * ManPages, [[FAQ|Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)]], and [[TipsAndTricks|tips and tricks]] * [[UsingExtensions|Using extensions]] to add optional features like [[PurgeExtension|purge]] or [[RebaseExtension|rebase]] * HowTos explaining some useful ways of using Mercurial * Hints for [[PublishingRepositories|publishing repositories]] |
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| * CvsConcepts - translations of ["CVS"] concepts into ["Mercurial"] terms * CvsCommands - equivalents of commands provided by ["CVS"] * How to handle MultipleCommitters |
== Getting support == * Get expert help via [[IRC]] or our [[MailingLists|mailing lists]] * Report issues to our [[BugTracker|bug tracker]] * Commercial [[Support|support]], training and consulting |
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| == More information == | == Further information == * [[Migration]] from other SCMs * A list of [[ProjectsUsingMercurial|projects using Mercurial]] * [[OtherTools|Other tools]] that work with Mercurial (IDE integration, GUI clients, etc.) * [[MercurialHosting|Hosting]] services for your projects * [[Presentations]] and papers about Mercurial |
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| * ["FAQ"] * ConvertingRepositories from other ["SCM"] formats to ["Mercurial"] * ["Glossary"] of terms (useful if you're not used to distributed source management) * ["Design"]: Mercurial's data structures and how it uses them. * MissingFeatures that have yet to be implemented * 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. |
== Get involved! == * [[ContributingToMercurialWiki|How to edit this wiki]] * [[DeveloperInfo|Developer info]] for Mercurial hackers * Send us [[https://www.mercurial-scm.org/donate|a donation]]! |
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| == Information for contributors == | Other Languages: [[FrenchMercurial|Français]], [[JapaneseMercurial|日本語]], [[RussianMercurial|Русский]], [[ThaiMercurial|ภาษาไทย]], [[CzechMercurial|Česky]], [[ChineseMercurial|中文]], [[PortugueseMercurial|Português (Portugal)]], |
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| * ContributingChanges * The ToDo list * MissingFeatures - a good place to look if you want to help out * OptionNaming - the conventions used to name command-line options * WireProtocol - the push/pull changegroup protocol * WhatGoesWhere - the project architecture == Links == * [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial Official Mercurial home page] * MailingList * IRC channel: #mercurial on irc.freenode.net |
~-Mercurial and all wiki contents are available under the GNU General Public License v2 (see [[License|license]]) -~ |
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Mercurial is a fast, easy to use, distributed revision control tool for software developers.
Tip: See 'hg help revisions' for the many ways to specify revisions |
Getting started
Download and install Mercurial
See what's new and read the upgrade notes
Beginner's guides for new users
Documentation and help
Mercurial: The Definitive Guide, the Mercurial book
ManPages, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), and tips and tricks
Using extensions to add optional features like purge or rebase
HowTos explaining some useful ways of using Mercurial
Hints for publishing repositories
Getting support
Get expert help via IRC or our mailing lists
Report issues to our bug tracker
Commercial support, training and consulting
Further information
Migration from other SCMs
A list of projects using Mercurial
Other tools that work with Mercurial (IDE integration, GUI clients, etc.)
Hosting services for your projects
Presentations and papers about Mercurial
Get involved!
Developer info for Mercurial hackers
Send us a donation!
Other Languages: Français, 日本語, Русский, ภาษาไทย, Česky, 中文, Português (Portugal),
Mercurial and all wiki contents are available under the GNU General Public License v2 (see license)