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ghq: Manage repository clones of GitHub, Google Code on the "Go way"
motemen
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git, mercurial, go, github
Pushing to a git repository from Mercurial
ADIO Kingsley O
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git, mercurial, adiksonline, version control migration
Combining multiple Mercurial Repositories into One
ADIO Kingsley O
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python, version control, mercurial, java
Enable HG Extensions for one command
Hatem Nassrat
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hg, mercurial
Use Mercurial for dotfiles
Reid Ransom
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2 responses
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zsh, prompt, dotfiles, hg
Adding a pre-commit hook to Mercurial
Franco Mariluis
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0 responses
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python, mercurial
Version Control (Push) Notifications
Pranav Tekchand
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subversion, hooks, gamification, notifications
Converting Repositories From Git to Mercurial
Marko Klemetti
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0 responses
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shell, git, mercurial
Better commit messages
Alexandre Bulté
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4 responses
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svn, dvcs, git, mercurial
Simplify resolving Mercurial conflicts
Jude Robinson
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0 responses
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shell, cli, unix, mercurial
Create a Mercurial changeset summary in JSON format
Ben Ripkens
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0 responses
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shell, mercurial, bash
Useful Mercurial aliases
Ben Ripkens
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0 responses
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shell, mercurial, bash
Git or Mercurial
Dimitris Tsironis
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0 responses
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git, mercurial
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