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by david-given
3974 days ago
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It's worth looking at hg-git. It works brilliantly --- seamless interoperability between hg and git; you just tell hg to clone a git repository and it Just Works. Merges, branches, tags, the lot, but with sensible commands and workflow. There are a few rough edges; creating a new branch (git branches are mapped onto hg bookmarks) is a bit clunky, and it's easier to create the branch at the git end and then do an hg pull to get all the metadata set up, but I mainly use it with github and github's UI for handling branches is pretty good. |
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