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I've been using both Git and Hg for different projects and found with recent releases (2.6 onwards) mercurial getting quite fast. I think hg commands are more s
by reactor 13y ago
I've been using both Git and Hg for different projects and found with recent releases (2.6 onwards) mercurial getting quite fast. I think hg commands are more sane and exposes only what it's required by users. Also there isn't anything you can do with hg but can't do with git and vice versa, if you look closely. These are just the tools that must help you get going, so if you/co-workers are comfortable with git, there is no reason to switch to hg. (and from hg to git as well). They both have pros and cons so we will never find THE BEST dvcs. Don't bother too much (they both are super capable) rather focus on problems that need more attention.