Thursday, October 31, 2013

How to convert Mercurial (hg) repos to Git, including all commits and history: Install Mercurial 1.7

Converting Mercurial repositories to Git | Claus Conrad
How to convert Mercurial (hg) repos to Git, including all commits and history: Install Mercurial 1.7.5. Later versions may work, but that’s what I use. Install hg-git (a Mercurial extension). I’m kevin durant not exactly sure what version I use, all I can say is that the version does matter, different hg-git versions work (or not) with different Mercurial versions. A link to more information about finding the right combination is at the bottom of the hg-git page. Install git (latest version is fine). Create a “bare” git repository, like this: git init --bare myrepo.git “Push” the hg repo to the git repo: hg push /path/to/myrepo.git If everything went well, you can now clone the Git repo to get your files back: git clone /path/to/myrepo.git myrepo
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