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By default hg serve doesn't allow pushing, since that would be a major security hole. You can allow pushing in the server, but that's no solution when you live in different timezones, so we'll go with another approach here: Using a shared repository, either on an existing shared server or on a service like BitBucket. Doing so has a bit higher starting cost and takes a bit longer to explain, but it's well worth the effort spent.

If you want to use an existing shared server, you can use serve there and allow pushing. Also there are some other nice ways to allow pushing to a Mercurial repository, including simple access via SSH.

Otherwise you first need to setup a BitBucket Account. Just signup at BitBucket. After signing up (and login) hover your mouse over "Repositories". There click the item at the bottom of the opening dialog which say "Create new".

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Note:

-To securely mark a revision, you can use the gpg extension to sign the tag. +To securely mark a revision, you can use the gpg extension to sign the tag.

Workflow

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At times you will have changes in your repository, which you really don't want in it.

There are many advanced options for removing these, and most of them use great extensions (Mercurial Queues is the most often used one), but in this basic guide, we'll solve the problem with just the commands we already learned. But we'll use an option to clone which we didn't yet need.

This workflow becomes inconvenient when you need to remove changes, which are buried below many new changes. If you spot the them early enough, you can get rid of bad changes without too much effort, though.

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More Complex Workflows

If you now want to check some more complex workflows, please have a look at the general workflows wikipage and the list of extensions.

To deepen your understanding, you can also check the basic concept overview.

diff -r 9c0c9d2b540b -r c79d1a115f49 templates/who/index.html --- a/templates/who/index.html Wed Mar 23 13:57:39 2016 +0800 +++ b/templates/who/index.html Wed Mar 23 13:59:31 2016 +0800 @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ OpenJDK is the official open sourced Java implementation of Sun Microsystems. When open sourcing the project, Sun chose Mercurial as their main version control system.

http://openjdk.java.net/

and others...

Not just OpenSolaris, Mozilla, Java and Python use Mercurial. A lot of projects of various sizes have decided to use Mercurial for its efficiency and power. A longer list of projects which use Mercurial can be found in the wiki.

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