On 2/19/12 11:46 PM, Keshav Kini wrote:
Or use hg-git -http://bitbucket.com/durin42/hg-git/ - to pull your
patch into the hg Sage library. hg-git is much less experimental than
git-hg, I believe.
That's what I've done. I develop in git, then when I want to make a
patch in mercurial, I use hg-git to pull down my changes into an hg
repository, then use hg to export a patch.
1. Install hg-git
2. hg clone the git repository
3. hack in git
4. hg pull from the git repository
5. hg export patch
It's a little confusing sometimes to keep track of the bookmarks in hg,
which correspond to the branches in git, and it seems that sometimes I
get my bookmarks messed up in hg. So I don't know that I would
recommend this for new people to git or hg.
Keshav: is there an easy way to make a new git command which generates a
mercurial patch by adding those lines to the top of a generated patch?
Thanks,
Jason
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