In the current top level patch and the repository will be clean again. Do this byĪll changes that have been accumulated to the current repository will be stored Once you areįinished, you must "refresh" your top-level patch. Now go ahead and make the changes to the source code as needed. ~/code/vim/src $ hg qnew my_fancy_feature Let's say you want to add some new fancy feature to your local copy of Vim.įirst start by creating a new empty patch. If you are trying to change several things, it might be easier to use the mqĮxtension for handling those patches independently. Now send your patch file (fix_annoying_bug.diff) to the vim_dev list (but see ~/code/vim $ hg diff > fix_annoying_bug.diff When you are done, you can create a patch using hg diff. Also make sure, you areįor single changes you can simply make your changes, to all files in the For thatĮdit the hgrc config file and enable the mq extension. To make developing easier, I recommend to enable the mq extension. This will checkout the Vim source code into ~/code/vim
#TORTOISEHG PUSHING TOP LEVEL REPO INSTALL#
Make sure, you have Mercurial installed (On Debian, you can use apt-get install Mercurial to have it installed). This allows for a flexible development (but is not strictly necessary for The changes mutable (as opposed to the immutable commits in the repository). The repository) and they can be refreshed, reordered and removed thus making Patches on top of an existing Mercurial repository (that are commited on top of Mercurial queues (mq) is an extension to Mercurial, that allows to maintain Your own patches on top of the distributed version This shows the most recent version of the files, including runtime files. You can browse the Mercurial repository online. If you are sure you can discard local changes (e.g.
If you have local changes you may need to merge. The site is where this website isīuild and install Vim as usual.
#TORTOISEHG PUSHING TOP LEVEL REPO HOW TO#
If you don't know how to use Mercurial, you'll probably want to look at theĮither of the two sites should work. You can obtain Vim for the first time with either one of these commands: You can use this if you prefer Mercurial over git. This is a mirror of the official repository at GitHub.
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