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== Extensions Bundled with Mercurial == === Core extensions === * AclExtension - Manage commit access to parts of a repo using control lists * BugzillaExtension - Update bugzilla entries when a bug id is referenced in a changeset * UsingHgk - how to use the GUI repository and history browser * UsingBisect - how to use the bisect extension to find bugs * UsingExtdiff - use external programs to compare changes * FetchExtension - Conveniently pull and merge or update to the tip revision * GpgExtension - Sign and check changesets using GPG * MqExtension - Mercurial Patch Queues - manage changes as series of patches * NotifyExtension - Email notifications to subscribed addresses after commits to a repo * PatchbombExtension - Send a collection of changesets as a series of patch emails * TransplantExtension - cherry-picks patches and rebases branches * Win32Extension - Manage line ending conversion for Windows repositories |
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| Extensions allow the creation of new features and using them directly from the main hg command line as if they were builtin commands. | === Additional extensions === * ChurnExtension - Show change statistics for mercurial operations per author * PurgeExtension - Purge all files and dirs in the repository that are not being tracked by Mercurial |
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| == Finding existing extensions == === Extensions Bundled with Mercurial === ==== Core extensions ==== || ''Name'' || ''Page'' || ''Description'' || || '''acl''' || AclExtension || Manage commit access to parts of a repo using control lists || || '''bugzilla''' || BugzillaExtension || Update Bugzilla entries when a bug id is referenced in a changeset || || '''hgk''' || UsingHgk || Graphical repository and history browser based on gitk || || '''bisect''' || UsingBisect || Quickly find the revision that introduces a bug or feature bisecting the history tree (O(log2(n)) || || '''extdiff''' || UsingExtdiff || Compare changes using external programs || || '''fetch''' || FetchExtension || Conveniently pull, merge and update in one step || || '''gpg''' || GpgExtension || Sign changesets and check signatures using GPG || || '''mq''' || MqExtension || Mercurial Patch Queues - manage changes as series of patches || || '''notify''' || NotifyExtension || Send email to subscribed addresses to notify repository changes || || '''patchbomb''' || PatchbombExtension || Send a collection of changesets as a series of patch emails || || '''transplant'' || TransplantExtension || Cherry-picking, rebasing and changeset rewriting || || '''win32text''' || Win32Extension || Manage line ending conversion for Windows repositories || ==== Additional extensions ==== || ''Name'' || ''Page'' || ''Description'' || || '''churn''' || ChurnExtension || Show change statistics for mercurial operations per author || || '''purge''' || PurgeExtension || Purge all files and dirs in the repository that are not being tracked by Mercurial || === Extensions provided by others === || ''Name'' || ''Page'' || ''Description'' || || '''forest''' || ForestExtension || Manage a bunch of mercurial repos as a meta repository, with snapshot support [http://www.selenic.com/pipermail/mercurial/2006-July/009336.html thread] || || '''keyword expansion || KeywordExpansionExtension || use CVS like keyword expansion in tracked files || |
== Extensions provided by others == * ForestExtension - manage a bunch of mercurial repos as a meta repository, with snapshot support * KeywordExpansionExtension - use CVS like keyword expansion in tracked files |
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| == Enabling an extension == To load an extension, you add it to the "extensions" section of your [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/hgrc.5.html .hgrc] file. Mercurial will scan the default python library path for a file named {{{hgk.py}}} if you set {{{hgk}}} empty: {{{ [extensions] hgk= }}} Extensions are usually located in the hgext directory, and that is the recommended directory to place them. In this case you can load them like: {{{ [extensions] hgext.hgk= }}} You can also specify an absolute path: {{{ [extensions] hgk=/usr/local/lib/hgk.py }}} Extensions can often be configured further in an extension specific section in the same configuration file. See CategoryExtension for a more complete list and WritingExtensions for more information about the installation and writing of new extensions. |
See CategoryExtension for a more complete list and ExtensionHowto for more information about installation and writing of extensions. |
Extensions Bundled with Mercurial
Core extensions
AclExtension - Manage commit access to parts of a repo using control lists
BugzillaExtension - Update bugzilla entries when a bug id is referenced in a changeset
UsingHgk - how to use the GUI repository and history browser
UsingBisect - how to use the bisect extension to find bugs
UsingExtdiff - use external programs to compare changes
FetchExtension - Conveniently pull and merge or update to the tip revision
GpgExtension - Sign and check changesets using GPG
MqExtension - Mercurial Patch Queues - manage changes as series of patches
NotifyExtension - Email notifications to subscribed addresses after commits to a repo
PatchbombExtension - Send a collection of changesets as a series of patch emails
TransplantExtension - cherry-picks patches and rebases branches
Win32Extension - Manage line ending conversion for Windows repositories
Additional extensions
ChurnExtension - Show change statistics for mercurial operations per author
PurgeExtension - Purge all files and dirs in the repository that are not being tracked by Mercurial
Extensions provided by others
ForestExtension - manage a bunch of mercurial repos as a meta repository, with snapshot support
KeywordExpansionExtension - use CVS like keyword expansion in tracked files
See CategoryExtension for a more complete list and ExtensionHowto for more information about installation and writing of extensions.