>> |After I created the repository I executed 'hg clone >> http://freehg.sympy.org/u/brombo/geometricalgebra/' >> to me it looks like all the files are in the repositroy. But only your files in the repository! Preferable there would be a whole repository of sympy with your changes applied. Then anybody could simply pull from there. Maybe you should read some docs of version management systems since it's not that easy in the beginning. Anyway, a short description how you can achieve what ondrej proposed: (1) Get a sympy repository on your local PC with hg clone (I suppose you did that) (2) Now do all you changes and afterwards go into sympys root directory and do hg commit. (3) When you have reached a point where you want to share your code, one simple possibility is to push your changed sympy repository to freehg by executing the command hg push http://freehg.sympy.org/u/brombo/sympy.
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