I m having difficulties understanding bzr init-repo. I have 3 projects that I want to have in their own isolated repository, in subversion I would use svnadmin create three times to create them. Like ...
Kiln do ,目前不支持使用服务器上的“URLs”这一代用品。 也就是说,你不能同时工作:
http://server/kiln/somepath/project1
http://server/kiln/somepath/project1/thirdparty
因此,你应该建立起来。 页: 1
http://server/kiln/somepath/project1
http://server/kiln/somepath/project2
http://server/kiln/somepath/thirdparty
http://server/kiln/somepath/common
这简便——只是四个正常的存放处。 然后是“项目”,创建<代码>hgsub。 档案:
thirdparty = http://server/kiln/somepath/thirdparty
common = http://server/kiln/somepath/common
当你将这一资料推回Kiln时,它将通知并显示各子库的联系。 然而,子库wont <>/strong>最终在服务器上封顶。 因此,服务器上的任何<代码>项目1/第三方。
很显然,你想要这样做。 如果你们有几个项目能够合作和使用一些共同的法典基础,那么你就希望“项目1”和“项目2”能够相互改变这一共同的法典基础。 因此,在推动和从<条码>上拉动的这两个项目中,<条码>直线背书非常有用。
In Mercurial, we normally recommend that you use paths of the form common = common
in the .hgsub
file. This means that the server must support nested repositories. When Kiln doesn t support nested repos, you can use full paths instead.
当你最初设立这些子库时,你会记得,你需要人工更新。 因此,与上述URLs一样,你将开办“项目1”:
$ hg clone http://server/kiln/somepath/project1
$ echo "common = http://server/kiln/somepath/common" > .hgsub
$ echo "thirdparty = http://server/kiln/somepath/thirdparty" > .hgsub
$ hg commit -m "Created subrepos"
这造成了最初的空置储存库。 他们是空洞的,因为你 t告诉Mercurial,他们需要改变。 http://code>.hgsubstate。 页: 1
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 common
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 thirdparty
居民点
$ cd common
$ hg pull --update
$ cd ../thirdparty
$ hg pull --update
$ cd ..
$ hg commit -m "Updated subrepos"
该表更新了<代码>000... Line in .hgsubstate
,同时更新了目前对这两个分题的提纲变更。 “项目1”的未来布局将通知<代码>hgsubstate文档,并确保更新此处提及的修订案文。
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