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From a user's perspective, Hg is so limited I consider it basically unusable.

• jonknee 13y ago
  I seem to get my stuff done in either. What's missing for you in hg?
  • shuzchen 13y ago
    Being an active user of both git and hg, I also can't think of any features I make extensive use of in git (rebase, feature branches, etc) that I can't get with hg. My workflows in both are pretty much the same, just a saner interface on the hg side. If anything, git doesn't have revsets, a really powerful query language you can use to sift through your history - see http://www.selenic.com/hg/help/revsets http://www.selenic.com/hg/help/revsets
  • MBlume 13y ago
    rebase -i and add --patch were the dealbreakers Also I have yet to see a hg tutorial that didn't at some point recommend making a second clone of the repo in order to do something complicated.