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Distributed Version control with Mercurial

Join Brian Sullivan from Falcon Applications, LLC for an in-depth workshop on Mercurial, a powerful distributed version control system (DVCS). We will explore the advantages of DVCS over centralized systems, covering essential topics like installation, project setup, basic usage, branching, merging, and migrating from other version control systems. Learn how to write extensions in Python and discover resources for further enhancement. This session is perfect for developers seeking to streamline their workflow with Mercurial and embrace effective version control practices. ###

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Distributed Version control with Mercurial

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  1. Distributed Version control with Mercurial

  2. Brian Sullivan • Falcon Applications, LLC – Shreveport, LA • Shreveport .NET User Group Leader • bmsullivan@gmail.com • http://www.sullivansoftdev.com/blog • http://twitter.com/bmsullivan

  3. Agenda • Why DVCS, and why Mercurial? • Installation and project setup • Basic usage • Branching and merging • Migrating from other version control systems • Writing Extensions in Python

  4. Why DVCS? • Problems with centralized VCS • Connection-dependent • Single POF • Difficult merging • DVCS solutions • Local repository • P2P architecture • Branching/merging are first-class citizens

  5. Why Mercurial? • Fast • Easy to learn • Cross-platform • Easy customization • Community and adoption rate

  6. The Bare Essentials • init • clone • add • commit • revert • diff • log • push • pull • update • merge

  7. Demo

  8. Migrating • Convert extension • Subversion • CVS • git • Darcs • Bazaar • Interop • HgGit • HgSubversion

  9. Demo: Extensions

  10. Resources • Mercurial Official Site - http://mercurial.selenic.com/ • TortoiseHg - http://tortoisehg.bitbucket.org/ • HgBook - http://hgbook.red-bean.com/

  11. Recap • Why DVCS, and why Mercurial? • Installation and project setup • Basic usage • Branching and merging • Migrating from other version control systems • Writing Extensions in Python

  12. Questions?

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