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This accords with my experience as well. I've found HG to be more intuitive to use: less immediately exposed commands, branches were 'obvious', and the help has
by pnathan 16y ago
This accords with my experience as well. I've found HG to be more intuitive to use: less immediately exposed commands, branches were 'obvious', and the help has been absolutely superb.
Further, it Just Works on OSX/Windows/Linux (providing the Python is compiled right...).
The big downside to hg IMO is its repository size as opposed to git. I keep a fair number of PDF documents in one repo, and a hg-git conversion drops the size by quite a lot.
- bostonvaulter2 16y agoWhat do you use to do the hg-git conversion?
- eridius 16y agoI can't speak for pnathan, but I would assume he uses hg-fast-export.