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changesets exchanged ([[#Available_Phases|read more]]). This phase concept aims to "just works" in a transparent manner for any user ([[#Phase_Movements|read more]]). It is part of Core and always enabled in any new client but doesn't prevent older client to work on a repository ([[#Upgrade_Notes|read more]]). Advanced user may decide handle phase manually ([[#Publishing Repository|read more]]). |
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* Prevent accidental rewritting part of the history expected to be immutable. * Keep immature changeset to be exchanged by mistake. |
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== Phase Movements == |
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Phases
Contents
1. Introduction
The phase concept improves safety of history rewriting and control over changesets exchanged (read more). This phase concept aims to "just works" in a transparent manner for any user (read more). It is part of Core and always enabled in any new client but doesn't prevent older client to work on a repository (read more). Advanced user may decide handle phase manually (read more).
This concept is introduced in Mercurial 2.1.
2. Available Phases
- Prevent accidental rewritting part of the history expected to be immutable.
- Keep immature changeset to be exchanged by mistake.
These phases share a hierarchy of traits:
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shared |
public |
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draft |
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secret |
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3. Phase Movements
4. command line interface
4.1. core command
4.2. impact on extension
5. Publishing Repository
6. Upgrade Notes
(If you were looking to the developer oriented page: PhaseDevel)