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| author | Arne Babenhauserheide <bab@draketo.de> |
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| date | Tue, 12 May 2009 11:09:24 +0200 |
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| 369 <p>That local repository will automatically be configured to pull/push from/to the online repository, so new contributors can just use <hg>hg push</hg> and <hg>hg pull</hg> without an URL.</p> | 369 <p>That local repository will automatically be configured to pull/push from/to the online repository, so new contributors can just use <hg>hg push</hg> and <hg>hg pull</hg> without an URL.</p> |
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| 371 <p>Note: To make this workflow more scaleable, each one of you can have his own BitBucket repository and you can simply <hg>pull</hg> from the others repositories. That way you can easily establish workflows in which certain people act as integrators and finally <hg>push</hg> checked code to a shared pull repository from which all others pull.</p> | 371 <p>Note: To make this workflow more scaleable, each one of you can have his own BitBucket repository and you can simply <hg>pull</hg> from the others repositories. That way you can easily establish workflows in which certain people act as integrators and finally <hg>push</hg> checked code to a shared pull repository from which all others pull.</p> |
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| 373 <p>Note: You can also use this workflow with a shared server instead of BitBucket, either via SSH or via a shared directory. An example for an SSH URL with Mercurial is be ssh://hg@bitbucket.org/ArneBab/hello (for a shared server you'd replace the "hg" in the given URL with your username). When using a shared directory you just push as if the repository in the shared directory were on your local drive.</p> | 373 <p>Note: You can also use this workflow with a shared server instead of BitBucket, either via SSH or via a shared directory. An example for an SSH URL with Mercurial is be ssh://user@example.com/path/to/repo. When using a shared directory you just push as if the repository in the shared directory were on your local drive.</p> |
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| 375 <h3>Summary</h3> | 375 <h3>Summary</h3> |
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| 377 <p>Now let's take a step back and look where we are.</p> | 377 <p>Now let's take a step back and look where we are.</p> |
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