Modifying Mozilla code on a separate Hg repo?
Alex Vincent <[email protected]> Wed, 14 May 2008 15:33:38 -0700
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Mercurial scares me, simply because I've never worked with it before. Yet I sense instinctively that it will be easier to work with a pure-Hg solution and to modify copies of the cvs-trunk-mirror (1.9-base) repository... hosted on locations other than hg.mozilla.org. Here's the scenario I envision, and I hope someone will tell me how I can do all these: * I want to host a copy of the cvs-trunk-mirror repository on mozdev (or at Skyfire, behind an internal firewall), and check out from that location instead of from hg.mozilla.org. Then I would make changes to that repository instead of the official cvs-trunk-mirror. (We do modify native Mozilla code a bit to meet our needs.) * mozilla.org does updates to cvs-trunk-mirror for 1.9.0.x releases, which I want to import as a batch into the private repository. I'm looking for a hg-only solution instead of a hybrid cvs+svn solution which I've been doing for several months now, which is a pain in the butt to maintain already. Any directions you could provide would be welcome. Alex Vincent Skyfire Labs, Inc.