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#BITBUCKET PUSH WITH TORTOISEHG INSTALL#

If you use Git Bash it works on Windows if you also install Python and Mercurial separate from TortoiseHg. I'm now migrating to Git and GitHub and will be paying a monthly fee to them instead.įor others in this same situation - migrating a 30,000 commit from hg to git has been pretty easy with hg-fast-export. Good thing I don't gamble even on sure bets.īut with the statement that you guys will delete Mercurial repositories I don't see a reason to keep my data under your care.

#BITBUCKET PUSH WITH TORTOISEHG CODE#

I didn't think such a Linux focused tool would become defacto standard in Microsoft tools and even with their own source code - boy was I wrong on that one. I thought Mercurial was the smart choice because it just made sense after having used SVN for many years. It seems like just yesterday I was looking at what to do with my source code after SVN and trying to decide between Git and Mercurial. Before this announcement, I would have paid to keep my Mercurial repos in your service.

Surprisingly, the offering was free for our organization. You guys had online hosting with private repositories and it worked out for many years. BitBucket did exactly what I needed it to do - host code in a Mercurial repository. There are probably others I've missed, and I'm sure people would appreciate a response, or at least an acknowledgement that Atlassian realises this asking a lot of their mercurial users and they are discussing ways to address the concerns raised here.Ītlassian - I did want to say thank you for providing a hosting option for Mercurial for all these years. For those who have paid plans: are you really going to delete code of paying customers on 1st June 2020?.Will you introduce a tool to allow people to download/preserve the meta-data associated with repositories? For example, currently there is no way to preserve pull request history and the discussions contained within pull requests.This would allow you to remove the mercurial infrastructure, but without loss of data for users. If you won't consider a read-only mode, would you consider converting repos into a static HTML view so that code/meta-data can be accessed still for historical preservation?.Would you consider continuing to host the code in a read-only format for preservation purposes?.Can you confirm the level of removal (is everything literally going to be deleted, with no hope of recovery, including projects whose maintainers may not migrate the code because they are not active anymore).There has been radio silence since the first day of the announcement on this thread, despite many people asking some very pertinent questions like: Anyone from Atlassian going to engage with this post?

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