
#HOW TO START MERCURIAL WINDOWS UPDATE#
Commit before trying to update or merge.check submission in all local repositories: hg status empty, hg outgoing finds no changes.hg pull and either hg update or hg merge hg commit others’ changes.Bitbucket: grant Admin permission on wendyw / assignment to bpw (Ben Wood) and your partner.Single Bitbucket repository, multiple local repositories. Add early, commit often, and push often enough.check submission in local repository: hg status empty, hg outgoing finds no changes.hg push changes to Bitbucket often enough.
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local: hg clone multiple times per assignment as needed:.Bitbucket: grant Admin permission on wendyw / assignment to bpw (Ben Wood).Bitbucket: fork wellesleycs240 / assignment to create wendyw / assignment.Single Bitbucket repository, single local repository. To start the tutorial, skip to Mercurial (hg) and Bitbucket. Contentsįor reference once you know the basics.

#HOW TO START MERCURIAL WINDOWS INSTALL#
If you want to install it elsewhere start at (or in your favorite package manager). CS Linux machines and the wx appliance have Mercurial installed. The tutorial assumes Mercurial is installed. As you outgrow this document and seek more general information, consult documentation elsewhere. Windows will require minor translation of non-hg commands.

The document assumes a Unix, Linux, or Max OS X environment with Mercurial installed and very basic familiarity with the shell. Quick reference material and an introduction to Mercurial and Bitbucket are followed by a tutorial that covers setup for this course and basic skills for solo and team use. This document introduces these tools as used in CS 240. CS 240 uses Mercurial and Bitbucket to manage all programming projects.
