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Hmm, using hg for Windows last summer, it never failed to do exactly the opposite of what I described. Perhaps its just a Windows thing, or the version of Merc
by fendrak 16y ago
Hmm, using hg for Windows last summer, it never failed to do exactly the opposite of what I described. Perhaps its just a Windows thing, or the version of Mercurial I was using.
- sid0 16y agoYes, because Windows doesn't have less. It does whatever makes sense on each platform -- so on Windows it'll also use notepad for commit messages by default, and look for both .hgrc and Mercurial.ini in the home directory. The pager and editor are configurable, of course. I have it set up to use emacsclient on Windows.