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Wen Pendergrast is how she's called having said that she never really liked that subject. Her husband and thes chose to exist in Nebraska. Fish keeping is truly the thing your sweetheart loves most. Administering databases is how she supports your wife's family. You can always find her website here: http://lockerz.com/u/mike.schofields9427?ref=mike.schofields9427 == onsub ==
'''This extension is not distributed with Mercurial.'''

''Author: MartinGeisler''

''Current Maintainer: [[Lantiq]]''

Repository: https://bitbucket.org/lantiq/onsub /* This repo and event the user does not exist anymore. Who is the current maintainer? maybe one of https://bitbucket.org/sborho/onsub https://bitbucket.org/jaraco/onsub https://bitbucket.org/nikolausschueler/onsub https://bitbucket.org/wizz/onsub/ ... */

=== Overview ===
The onsub extension will traverse all subrepositories and execute a command in each.

This can be used to update all subrepositories with one command:

{{{
$ hg onsub "hg pull -u"
}}}
The extension provides a number of environment variables for you to use in your commands:

 * `HG_REPO`: Absolute path to the top-level repository in which the onsub command was executed.

 * `HG_SUBPATH`: Relative path to the current subrepository from the top-level repository.

 * `HG_SUBURL`: URL for the current subrepository as specified in the containing repository's .hgsub file.

 * `HG_SUBSTATE`: State of the current subrepository as specified in the containing repository's .hgsubstate file.

 * `HG_SUBTYPE`: Type of the current subrepository (hg, git, svn).

You can also easily run commands on all subrepositories of a given type. For instance, to pull all git subrepositories:

{{{
$ hg onsub -t git "git pull origin master"
}}}
Consult `hg help onsub` after enabling the extension for the full and up-to-date documentation.

=== Configuration ===
Configure your .hgrc to enable the extension by adding following lines:

{{{
[extensions]
onsub = path/to/onsub/onsub.py
}}}
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CategoryExtension CategoryExtensionsByOthers

onsub

This extension is not distributed with Mercurial.

Author: MartinGeisler

Current Maintainer: Lantiq

Repository: https://bitbucket.org/lantiq/onsub

Overview

The onsub extension will traverse all subrepositories and execute a command in each.

This can be used to update all subrepositories with one command: 

$ hg onsub "hg pull -u"

The extension provides a number of environment variables for you to use in your commands:

  • HG_REPO: Absolute path to the top-level repository in which the onsub command was executed.

  • HG_SUBPATH: Relative path to the current subrepository from the top-level repository.

  • HG_SUBURL: URL for the current subrepository as specified in the containing repository's .hgsub file.

  • HG_SUBSTATE: State of the current subrepository as specified in the containing repository's .hgsubstate file.

  • HG_SUBTYPE: Type of the current subrepository (hg, git, svn).

You can also easily run commands on all subrepositories of a given type. For instance, to pull all git subrepositories: 

$ hg onsub -t git "git pull origin master"

Consult hg help onsub after enabling the extension for the full and up-to-date documentation.

Configuration

Configure your .hgrc to enable the extension by adding following lines: 

[extensions]
onsub = path/to/onsub/onsub.py

CategoryExtension CategoryExtensionsByOthers

OnsubExtension (last edited 2017-08-09 07:52:12 by SimonHeimberg)