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Yes, you can push to a Git repository and hg-git will convert the hg commits you did in the meantime to Git objects and push them upstream. The tool is lossles
by schacon 17y ago
Yes, you can push to a Git repository and hg-git will convert the hg commits you did in the meantime to Git objects and push them upstream. The tool is losslessly bi-directional. Developers using Git or Hg clients can push and pull from a Git server without necessarily knowing what client the other developers are using.
- utx00 17y agowhat if someone changes git history? some rebasing or something like that? how does it affect downstream hg clients? thanks.
- ubernostrum 17y ago"what if someone changes git history? some rebasing or something like that? how does it affect downstream hg clients?" I was under the impression that even among Git users, editing the history of something you've already pushed to others/allowed others to pull from is to be punished by public humiliation.