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As a Mercurial user from almost the beginning, it’s not accurate to say Mercurial has a hidden index. That Steve Losh post is from 2010 and it was mainly highl
by alwillis 5y ago
As a Mercurial user from almost the beginning, it’s not accurate to say Mercurial has a hidden index.
That Steve Losh post is from 2010 and it was mainly highlighting a workflow that was popular at the time for a particular use case. It also highlighted how Mercurial’s plug-in architecture can be used to to support different workflows.
Fast forward to the present and the use of MQ isn’t really a thing anymore, but is available for those who want it.
Check out https://octobus.net/blog/2020-11-26-modern-mercurial.html https://octobus.net/blog/2020-11-26-modern-mercurial.html for modern Mercurial practices.