Cygwin and Win32 native support
Guido Ostkamp
hg at ostkamp.fastmail.fm
Mon Mar 10 16:40:20 CDT 2008
On Mon, 10 Mar 2008, Steve Borho wrote:
> No, TortoiseHg comes with TortoisePlink by default, but you can always
> configure Mercurial to use the cygwin ssh:
>
> [ui]
> ssh = C:\cygwin\bin\ssh.exe
Thanks for this hint. However, looking at what Patrick said, the issue is
not Cygwin, but Windows related.
>> Also, I expect symlinks in the OpenSolaris repo. Should I be able to
>> finish cloning to the PC under Windows, and then zip and transfer the
>> '.hg' directory to a Unix box, would this still include the full data
>> necessary to recreate symlinks, if used on a Unix box?
>
> That should work just fine, but why use zip? A bundle would be much
> more size efficient and more portable.
I thought that bundles could only be used for updating an existing repo
where the bundle and the existing repo share some common history.
Am I wrong?
On the Unix box I will initially have nothing.
Regards
Guido
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