MercurialEclipse

Also posted at [link] Back in 2007, Charles Nutter posted a suggestion: get Mercurial (also called hg) running on Jython. At the time I downloaded hg to give it a try. This was before Jython 2.2 was released, and it did not go well.

some parts of mercurial are working on the JVM right now through Jython 1. get Jython 2.5b1 from [link] 2. install it on $HOME 3. hg clone [link] 4. cd hg 5. ~/jython2.5b1/jython setup.py --pure build_py -c -d . build_ext -i build_mo --pure Uses the pure python modules rather than the C versions

1 I started this thread some time ago; [link] (HGKit or JPython) discussion regarding DVCS; [link]

Hi, you might have heard about codebeamer ([link]). Its a collaboration tool for distributed software development supporting Mercurial, Subversion, CVS and other version control systems. It is a commercial product however it has also a free version. Just to make it clear, I don't want to make here advertisement for the

Cool idea, I never thought the project would grow so big that we would be able to pull something like this off. But we have. dag) => could use some of Brian Ws stuff Or even help Brian W to get a versiontree that ALL other tools could only ... [More] dream of :) Are there other extentions that people use? Christian, are there special operation you hope will get faster [Less]

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Am 15.02.2009 um 12:01 schrieb ijuma: hile it would probably be possible to sail under the Mercurial flag, we could try to register as mentoring organisation ourselves. Eclipse is probably too big, and I doubt they'd accept us as we're not even

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Am 15.02.2009 um 12:36 schrieb ijuma: Yes, while I like the idea, I don't think this would be a) possible in the timeframe of a few months; we would have to focus on subtasks and b) we couldn't mentor it - it would have to be done by Mercurial

Hi Christian, Even though this would be nice on some level, it's a lot of work. In my opinion, one of the main reasons why MercurialEclipse has more functionality than the Git plugin is that it doesn't have to reimplement all of Mercurial again. And/or bitbucket.org. Ismael

Hi, That's a great idea. I haven't followed the development recently, maybe I'm proposing stupid things: - Native Java implementation of mercurial (If I remember right, there was a project called HGKit) - FreeHG (or other hosting services) integration: Create a new repository (and maybe even a account) transparently from Eclipse.

Hi Bastian, I think this is a great idea. Is Mercurial participating as a mentoring organisation in 2009? It might also be possible to suggest Mylyn integration as a project where eclipse.org is the mentoring organization. Not sure if it is large enough as a single project though. I think these are all good ideas.