hgmonitor Mercurial repository monitoring and handling as a group
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Mercurial repository monitoring and handling as a group hgmonitor tracks a directory of hg repositories for changes which are not committed or pushed to the server. The basic use case is for easily tracking a set of diverse repositories for pending changes. Another use is to schedule an e-mail updating on the state of pending changes.All monitor commands take an optional directory argument and a boolean recurse flag. The default (recurse False) is to recurse one directory, but when recurse is true, monitor searches for all hg repositories under the directory.In addition, if the mq switch is enabled, then monitor searches for hg repositories in .hgpatches inside each main repository found.In some ways, this extension provides a much more flexible notion of sub-repositories. There is no tracking of related repositories beyond being in the same sub-directory. Such simplicity can allow a more flexible workflow.ExamplesList changes in repositories directly under the current working directory:hg monitorList changes in all repositories under the given directory or directories:hg monitor --dir=< dir1 > --dir=< dir2 > --recursePull changes from the default repository for all repositories in the scope of the command:hg mpull --updatehg mpushFutureThe monitor command will include the ability to e-mail uncommitted/unpushed changes to an e-mail address:hg monitor --dir=< directory > --emailThe mbackup command will have facilities for backing up unpushed and uncommitted changes. The remote site could be any location accessible by ssh/sftp. It could also be a directory:hg mbackup --dir=< directory > --dump=< remote site > Requirements: · Python What's New in This Release: · Added mbackup with zip & copy for uncommitted changes

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