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I use Mercurial on a volunteer project and it gives me problem after problem including repository corruptions and it's extremely slow for the same things git do
by jimmaswell 3y ago
I use Mercurial on a volunteer project and it gives me problem after problem including repository corruptions and it's extremely slow for the same things git does before I can blink. I often wish it never existed so our team was never tempted to try it over industry standard git. Everything integrates with git, git is optimized every day by devs all over the world, every issue you can have with git is on stackoverflow, and it's essentially bug-free, meanwhile mercurial is some niche thing with embarrassing bugs written in python.
It's especially vexing that mercurial throws a fit if you try to do anything like pull with changes in your repository while git does the sensible thing and just works.