The inferno-os.googlecode.com repository and its relations have been converted to mercurial (hg) from subversion (svn). An svn update command will still fetch the last revision stored using svn. It appears that any further revisions made with mercurial will not be visible to svn.
Yay! This is great, it will make my life much easier. Thanks! uriel On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 4:38 PM, C H Forsyth<forsyth@...> wrote: > The inferno-os.googlecode.com repository and its relations > have been converted to mercurial (hg) from subversion (svn). > An svn update command will still fetch the last revision > stored using svn. > > It appears that any further revisions made with mercurial > will not be visible to svn. >
As more and more useful projects switch to Mercurial, perhaps someday they'll implement NTLM support, so that those of us who are stuck on Windows behind corporate NTLM proxies aren't left out in the cold... -----Original Message----- From: inferno-list-admin@... on behalf of Uriel Sent: Wed 7/1/2009 12:22 PM To: inferno-list@... Subject: Re: [inferno-list] inferno-os.googlecode.com Yay! This is great, it will make my life much easier. Thanks! uriel On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 4:38 PM, C H Forsyth<forsyth@...> wrote: > The inferno-os.googlecode.com repository and its relations > have been converted to mercurial (hg) from subversion (svn). > An svn update command will still fetch the last revision > stored using svn. > > It appears that any further revisions made with mercurial > will not be visible to svn. >
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 12:26 PM, Benjamin Huntsman<BHuntsman@...> wrote: > As more and more useful projects switch to Mercurial, > perhaps someday they'll implement NTLM support, > so that those of us who are stuck on Windows behind > corporate NTLM proxies aren't left out in the cold... Mercurial uses password authentication over HTTPS. How is NTLM involved? Russ
Are you searching for... http://cntlm.sourceforge.net/ ? On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 9:26 PM, Benjamin Huntsman<BHuntsman@...> wrote: > As more and more useful projects switch to Mercurial, perhaps someday they'll implement NTLM support, so that those of us who are stuck on Windows behind corporate NTLM proxies aren't left out in the cold... > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: inferno-list-admin@... on behalf of Uriel > Sent: Wed 7/1/2009 12:22 PM > To: inferno-list@... > Subject: Re: [inferno-list] inferno-os.googlecode.com > > Yay! > > This is great, it will make my life much easier. > > Thanks! > > uriel > > On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 4:38 PM, C H Forsyth<forsyth@...> wrote: >> The inferno-os.googlecode.com repository and its relations >> have been converted to mercurial (hg) from subversion (svn). >> An svn update command will still fetch the last revision(Continue reading)
the downloads page (http://www.vitanuova.com/inferno/downloads.html) and on inferno-os (http://code.google.com/p/inferno-os/downloads/list) now refer to .tgz files that contain a Mercurial repository (rooted at "inferno") that's equivalent to a clone of the inferno-os structure. the copy on the Vita Nuova site is a little different because it includes the Lucida fonts (not added to hg). with either of them, you're supposed to be able to do an hg pull and hg update subsequently to keep your copy of the repository up to date, if i've understood that much of the system correctly.
On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 02:45:25PM +0100, C H Forsyth wrote: > the downloads page (http://www.vitanuova.com/inferno/downloads.html) > and on inferno-os (http://code.google.com/p/inferno-os/downloads/list) > now refer to .tgz files that contain a Mercurial repository > (rooted at "inferno") that's equivalent to a clone of the inferno-os structure. > > the copy on the Vita Nuova site is a little different > because it includes the Lucida fonts (not added to hg). > > with either of them, you're supposed to be able to do an hg pull and hg update > subsequently to keep your copy of the repository up to date, > if i've understood that much of the system correctly. very nice, thanks. just got the .tgz with fonts, extracted and did a hg pull. the .tgz (with fonts) can be made smaller btw. the .hg/ dir contains all the information to reconstruct all (the latest) versions of the files. so all the "checked out" files (except the additional fonts) could be removed. then after extracting the .tgz (giving just the .hg/ dir and the fonts), a "hg update" will reconstruct all files. a quick test shows that this makes the .tgz (with fonts) go from ~50MB to ~31MB. mjl
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 7:02 PM, Mechiel Lukkien<mechiel@...> wrote: > the .tgz (with fonts) can be made smaller btw. the .hg/ dir contains all > the information to reconstruct all (the latest) versions of the files. > so all the "checked out" files (except the additional fonts) could be > removed. then after extracting the .tgz (giving just the .hg/ dir and > the fonts), a "hg update" will reconstruct all files. a quick test > shows that this makes the .tgz (with fonts) go from ~50MB to ~31MB. I fear that would make the new system slightly less useful for those who did not already have Mercurial installed, wouldn't it? Ie, there's a separate step to go from a downloaded tarball to a working directory tree.
On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 10:08:28PM -0400, Dan Cross wrote: > I fear that would make the new system slightly less useful for those > who did not already have Mercurial installed, wouldn't it? Ie, > there's a separate step to go from a downloaded tarball to a working > directory tree. you're right, i forgot about that little detail. mjl
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