convore.json/groups/mercurial/interactions-between-hg-and-git/messages.json

[{"user_id": 10890, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1297749310.7401381, "message": "in concept, the hg-git extension was good, however, in practice there seems to be bugs in mirroring a hg repo over to github -- comments?", "group_id": 356, "id": 109461}, {"user_id": 10890, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1297758555.4172571, "message": "looking at https://github.com/schacon/hg-git/issues and wondering if the development has stalled.", "group_id": 356, "id": 109827}, {"user_id": 1455, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1297756780.066402, "message": "tags are a little bit tricky, i guess you have to sync them manually if you work not only with your local repo. some documentation on the mapping between hg and git for hg-git would be nice", "group_id": 356, "id": 109758}, {"user_id": 915, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1297758639.733109, "message": "@rsvp mostly, durin42 is a maintainer right now, and he has no time for it. Though he accept patches ;-)", "group_id": 356, "id": 109829}, {"user_id": 10890, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1297759203.5188911, "message": "I suspect that hg-git is not keeping up with its dependency on dulwich -- just a thought.", "group_id": 356, "id": 109841}, {"user_id": 7675, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1297900691.5821149, "message": "@rsvp durin42 mostly hates that code these days :-) He rants about it constantly at work.", "group_id": 356, "id": 126760}, {"user_id": 831, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1298054638.801676, "message": "Yeah, I'm slowly resigned to learning git as well as hg :(", "group_id": 356, "id": 145223}, {"user_id": 10890, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1298057745.857435, "message": "if it is any consolation... it solves the sub-repo problem: e.g. use git to maintain the outer repo, while hg is used for sub-projects herein.", "group_id": 356, "id": 145772}, {"user_id": 13501, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1298060522.6963661, "message": "@rsvp since I don't work with hg, how do sub-modules work in hg?", "group_id": 356, "id": 145998}, {"user_id": 10890, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1298070600.657501, "message": "@itsnotvalid the discussion looks dated here http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/NestedRepositories so maybe someone else will chime in with what works lately.", "group_id": 356, "id": 147259}, {"user_id": 5778, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1298101021.169904, "message": "I mirror almost all of my open source projects between BitBucket and GitHub using hg-git.  It works fantastically for me, but my projects often don't have any fancy branching or anything like that to cause problems.", "group_id": 356, "id": 149049}, {"user_id": 5778, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1298101222.0387039, "message": "Regarding Mercurial and its subrepo capabilities, I believe all you need to do is create a .hgsub file in the root of your repository.  When you update your main repo, I think it updates the subrepos.  When you commit to your main repo, I think it maintains the revision of your subrepos in a file called .hgsubstate.  It's pretty easy once you get it set up, but it did take me a little bit of tinkering to get it right the first time.", "group_id": 356, "id": 149051}, {"user_id": 10890, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1298135698.7144539, "message": "thanks @codekoala -- I'll create a separate topic for Nested Repos.", "group_id": 356, "id": 149940}, {"user_id": 13501, "stars": [], "topic_id": 5931, "date_created": 1298138445.066426, "message": "@codekoala ok thanks", "group_id": 356, "id": 150052}]