2008/11/11 Krilin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hello, I'm new with Tortoise (under Windows) and new in the list, so I'm
> not really sure this is the place to post this... Apoligizes if this is not
> the place.
>
Well, it turns out that your question probably should have been on the
mercurial list, but let me see if I can answer you.
>
>
> It's the first time I use a CVS and so far I managed to create a repository
> and create clones, but now I would like to create branches from a
> repository, this is, from a repository to have two or more clones, but this
> clones can grow with different files, so:
>
> Repository: Files A, B
> +----- Branch 1: Files A, B, F1
> +----- Branch 2: Files A, B, F2
>
> And when I modify file A or B in any of the branches they can be pushed in
> the repository, but never files F1 or F2 be pushed.
>
Can you describe a scenario where this is desired behaviour?
Usual configuration is to have something like
- stable_repo: A, B
- unstable_repo: A, B, F1, F2
where F1 and F2 are new files with interesting features
bugfixes would be made to stable_repo and then pulled to unstable_repo
The situation you describe could be handled with the mq extension and
branches on the patch repository - but since you are new to version control
systems I think you should try something simpler to start with.
A good starting point is
http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/UnderstandingMercurial
Regards,
Peer
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