tortoisehg workbench link project to repository

#TORTOISEHG WORKBENCH LINK PROJECT TO REPOSITORY UPDATE#
#TORTOISEHG WORKBENCH LINK PROJECT TO REPOSITORY VERIFICATION#

In order to only version my configuration files, I'll create the repository, tell it to ignore all files in the folder, then explicitly add just the ones I want to track.

#TORTOISEHG WORKBENCH LINK PROJECT TO REPOSITORY UPDATE#

(Not to be confused with TortoiseHg > Update Icons. I only want it to pick up the configuration files, but these are stored in the same folders that the Jenkins executables and my jobs are stored in. File -> Import -> Mercurial -> Projects from Local Mercurial Repository Browse to the root of your repository directory. To update your working copy, simply right-click in your project folder and choose TortoiseHg > Update. Mercurial Repositoryįirst up is creating the local mercurial repo. Just use hg add and hg rm to modify the index, then make a hg commit -amend to. To reproduce: Open File Explorer to show a working folder associated with a mercurial repository. You can also use the -amend option to modify the list of files in the commit. Also, I expect the TortoiseHg Workbench to show me the size of each file in the 'Size' column. You can just accept the defaults in the dialog that. This would require no ongoing work from me, 'backups' that are taken only when there are changes, and very easy browsing of differences between versions or over time. When I add a new file to a folder and then ask TortoiseHg to add those files to the associated repository, I expect it to add those files to the repository. Right-click the project folder, choose TortoiseHG, and select Create Repository Here. The link for downloading this youll find in the Links.rtf file in the. What I really needed was a way to automatically push the configuration files into a mercurial repository. Okay, in order to get GUI support for Hg, we use a free tool called TortoiseHg.

#TORTOISEHG WORKBENCH LINK PROJECT TO REPOSITORY VERIFICATION#

This tool will perform repository verification on all repositories and report its status.

Some of these jobs are fairly complex and, while I could probably rebuild them from the information in my blog posts, I thought it would make more sense to make some backups.Īnd I hate digging through backups to find something. TortoiseHgManager is created to automate the repository verification for all Mercurial repositories registered under the TortoiseHg Repository Registry.

As part of the Continuous Delivery project I embarked on late last year, I created 4 separate jobs in Jenkins to serve as steps in my pipeline.

Tortoisehg workbench link project to repository