2009/1/19 Douglas Philips <[email protected]>
> And yes, I looked at the page for installing source to patch/develop
> against, and no it isn't simple, esp. if one has only one Windows
> machine on which one has to run real work on. I don't have the luxury
> of a spare Windows box to do from-source TortoiseHg work on, and one
> machine on which I have to do my paying-$$-real-job. Let alone trying
> to debug the interactions between a from-source setup and a installer
> setup (since I have to support other members of my group with the
> released version that we are using).
I have a similar setup. At first I did the full install, and did get into
trouble trying to debug interactions between the two kinds of installation.
Now, I avoid installing the from-source-version in explorer and this gives a
stable system. For testing, the hgtk command gives access to all dialogs (I
think) from the command line.
You should do all steps, except "python tortoisehg.py" which installs the
explorer extensions - this means just do step 1 and 2 of the source
installation guide [1]. The only tricky part is mercurial installation. [2]
[1] http://tortoisehg.sourceforge.net/InstallingTortoiseHg.html
[2] http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/WindowsInstall
Regards,
Peer
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