Also known as python-hglib. It is a python library to interface with the Mercurial's command server.
Python-Hglib is the python library under an MIT license that serves as an interface to the Mercurial's Commandserver.
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How to know if a branch is closed using its changeset?
An in-house build system builds every commit made on a branch. But, in Mercurial, to close a branch you have to make "close commit" kinda thing, triggering a build for that commit.
This is a problem because we are wasting resources on unnecessary…
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Hglib: How to connect to remote repo using over ssh?
Using "raw" mercurial API I can write just something like:
peer = hg.peer(ui.ui(), {}, 'ssh://hg@bitbucket.org/some/project')
After the connection is established, I can work with remote repo.
I'm failing to understand what should work with a remote…
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How do I stop hg child process when using hglib
I have a Python application in Mercurial. In the application I found the need to display from which commit it is currently running. The best solution I have found so far is to make use of hglib. I have a module which looks like this:
def…
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committing a single file using python-hglib
I am trying to implement a rudimentary scm using python-hglib.
So far I have managed to connect to a repo (local) and I want to commit a single file among many.
I am not sure how to do this. Consider the following:
client =…
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hglib: show patches for a revision, possible?
I'm trying to get the patches for a given revision using hglib. I know the hg command is
hg log -pr rev
but I can't find how to do this or equivalent with hglib. It seems there is not functionality to do that, unless I hack the code myself to run…
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Why does hglib not allow status for a revision and changes?
To get a list of changes, this answer gives the command line:
hg status --change REV
But calling status using hglib gives an error:
>>> client.status(rev=-1, change=True)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
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