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| Starting with Mercurial version XXX there is a file `.hg/requires` which specifies the capabilities needed by a client to access this repository. It is a text file, where each line contains the name of a capability and optionally a parameter separated by a `=` character. | Starting with Mercurial version 0.9.2 there is a file `.hg/requires` which specifies the capabilities needed by a client to access this repository. It is a text file, where each line contains the name of a capability and optionally (separated by a `=` character from the name) a list of parameters, each separated by a comma (`,`). Currently there are only capabilities which don't need parameters. |
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| The directory `.hg/store` contains the subdirectories `data` and `meta`. XXX * `foo` bar |
The directory `.hg/store` contains the subdirectories `data` (see CaseFoldingPlan) * `revlogv1` [[RevlogNG]] is used. * `fncache` store files are named to work around Windows limitations described in [[fncacheRepoFormat]]. * `dotencode` Leading '.' (period) or ' ' (space) in store filenames are encoded (see [[http://selenic.com/repo/hg/rev/34d8247a4595|34d8247a4595]], appears in 1.7). See also: [[CompatibilityRules]] ---- CategoryInternals |
Starting with Mercurial version 0.9.2 there is a file .hg/requires which specifies the capabilities needed by a client to access this repository. It is a text file, where each line contains the name of a capability and optionally (separated by a = character from the name) a list of parameters, each separated by a comma (,).
Currently there are only capabilities which don't need parameters.
Capabilities
store
The directory .hg/store contains the subdirectories data (see CaseFoldingPlan)
revlogv1
RevlogNG is used.
fncache
store files are named to work around Windows limitations described in fncacheRepoFormat.
dotencode
Leading '.' (period) or ' ' (space) in store filenames are encoded (see 34d8247a4595, appears in 1.7).
See also: CompatibilityRules