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#Update mercurial windows update

#Update mercurial windows update

If I could have a mercurial server on that machine I would have used a hook to update the files in the production directory (I am saying this just to highlight what I want to achieve - this approach is not possible as I do not control that server) I do not have access to this server (other than via the share).

and that the files on the share are at the latest version?.

the versioning (.hg directory) is kept on the share.

What would be the appropriate way to configure Mercurial on my side so that: Unfortunately there is no Mercurial server on that machine. Since these are production files I wanted to force the users to pull a local copy, edit them, commit and push them back. The files themselves are directly used by a web server. These files will be modified by several people. If no conflicts arise during update, the operation passes silently and the update log is shown in the Mercurial tool window.I need to control the version of a few files accessible via an SMB share. To resolve the conflicts manually, click Merge and use the Conflict Resolution Tool, as described in Resolve conflicts. To have the version of the branch you are merging with preserved, click Accept Theirs. To have the version of the current working directory preserved, click Accept Yours. Use the controls of the dialog to resolve the problems: As soon as a conflict takes place, the Conflicts dialog opens with a list of conflicting files. The uncommitted changes will be discarded. To prevent failures during update if the current working directory is not clean, select the Overwrite locally modified files (no backup) checkbox. In the Switch Working Directory dialog that opens:Ĭhoose the target repository from the Repository list which shows all the Mercurial repositories available under the current project root.Ĭhoose the Branch or Bookmark option and choose the named branch or bookmark to update the current working directory to. In the Branches list, click the name of the branch or bookmark to update to, then choose Update to from the list:Ĭhoose VCS | Mercurial | Update to on the main menu or Mercurial | Update to from the context menu of the Editor. Invoke update by doing one of the following: If you invoke update through the Switch Working Directory dialog, you can also prevent conflicts by having any uncommitted changes discarded.

Make sure, your current working directory is clean, that is, it does not contain any uncommitted changes. Switching to another named branch or bookmark On the Status bar, click the name of the current named branch in the dedicated hg area.įrom the main menu, choose VCS | Mercurial | Branches.įrom the context menu of the Editor or Mercurial tool window, choose Mercurial | Branches.

To open the Branches list, do one of the following: This option is available only in the Mercurial-specific Switch Working Directory dialog. CLion provides the possibility to discard any uncommitted changes when the update operation is already invoked. If your current working copy is not clean, you can either commit the changes or shelve them as described in Shelve and unshelve changes. The message also recommends that you clean the current working directory by running the hg update -C to discard the uncommitted changes. Otherwise the update operation fails and CLion shows the corresponding error message. Updating a named branch or a bookmark to a specific changeset can be invoked only through VCS | Mercurial | Update to.īy default, Mercurial requires that before update the current working directory should be clean, that is, it should not contain any uncommitted changes. A changeset can be identified either by a revision number or a tag, see. Updating a named branch or a bookmark to a changeset means updating the branch head to the specified changeset. Updating to named branches and bookmarks can be invoked through the menu item VCS | Mercurial | Update to, which opens the Mercurial-specific Switch Working Directory dialog of from the Branches list. Updating a named branch or a bookmark to another named branch or bookmark means updating to its head. You can update a named branch or a bookmark to another named branch, another bookmark, or a specific changeset identified by a tag or a revision number. Changesets can be identified by their hashes or by previously assigned tag identifiers. The Mercurial integration with CLion provides the possibility to switch update the repository's working directory to the specified changeset or a specific line of development. Switch between Mercurial working directories