Thanks Adrian, I'll test this on Monday when I'm back at work. My anti-virus is 
AVG Free, but the entire dev folder is excluded from scanning.

I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit, if that's any use.

John

On 2 Apr 2011, at 12:58, "Adrian Buehlmann" <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 2011-04-02 13:20, John Sparrow wrote:
>> I was just committing a changeset using v2.0.3 (64 bit windows) and it
>> magically created a file called 'hg-checkexec-3bkuzk' in my working copy
>> root! Anyone know why??
> 
> Mercurial tries to find out if the filesystem supports executable flags,
> which Mercurial tracks.
> 
> That file is a temporary testfile, it should have been deleted.
> 
> You can trigger the test manually by doing (Windows 7):
> 
>  $ hg debugfsinfo
>  exec: no
>  symlink: no
>  case-sensitive: no
> 
> On Ubuntu Linux:
> 
>  adi@ubuntu1:~$ hg debugfsinfo
>  exec: yes
>  symlink: yes
>  case-sensitive: yes
> 
> Are you running a virus scanner? If yes, what is the product name? (just
> for my secret statistics).
> 
> Virus scanners holding files open might block file deletion.

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