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If you are using Python 2.4, you will also need mfc71.dll.

If you are using 's Python, you will find that the win32 API extensions make a huge performance difference when you use the clone command (but see the caveats below about hardlinks on Windows).

a C compiler (this is needed to compile some extensions used by Mercurial, so it's needed at setup-time only and not to run Mercurial itself).

#Mercurial windows 10 install

To install Mercurial from sources under Windows, you needĪ Python interpreter (such as the one from, or ActivePython) As you may installed or will install binary Mercurial or TortoiseHG, you could always call hg.py to run this script version of Mercurial, or call hg which will lead you to the binary version. As C:\Python26 is in your PATH env already, you could call hg.py to run Mercurial at any location. (Nice to have) Copy from C:\Python26\Scripts\hg to C:\Python26\hg.py. Kdiff3.args=-L1 base -L2 local -元 other $base $local $other -o $outputĩ. Notepad "C:\Users\\Mercurial.ini"įill in content below into the config file: Notepad "C:\Documents and Settings\\Mercurial.ini" Install it into C:\Program Files\KDiff3 as default.ħ.

#Mercurial windows 10 download

Download KDiff3 such as KDiff3Setup_0.9.95.exe from. build_ext -i build_mo -forceĬ:\Python26\python.exe setup.py -pure install -forceĦ. Change dir to C:\Mercurial_src and run following commands:Ĭ:\Python26\python.exe setup.py -pure build_py -c -d. Python setup.py install -force -skip-buildģ. In Windows command prompt, change dir to C:\Mercurial_src. Keep it or you will probably fail to build.ĥ. It should look likeĬaution: The order is important. Install it to C:\MinGW as default, with other default opinions ("Current", and then "min").Ĥ. Download the MinGW binary (such as MinGW-5.1.4.exe) from. "Standard" procedure for building optimized versionĬaution: Don't use Active Python in, or you will probably fail to build Mercurial from source.ģ. Unpack it to C:\Mercurial_src.Ĭaution: Check to make sure you didn't unpack it to C:\Mercurial_src\mercurial-1.3 or similar.ġ.1. Download Mercurial source such as mercurial-1.3.tar.gz from. Install it to somewhere you can find later - C:\Python26 as default.Ģ. Download Python binary such as python-2.6.2.msi from. You'll need Python and Mercurial source in either case.ġ. The latter doesn't require a C compiler to be present on Windows system (which it usually isn't). When installing Mercurial from source, you have two choices: Compile optimized version with C extensions for increased performance, or use the pure Python method.

"Standard" procedure for building optimized version.

check if it worked by opening a new command prompt and typing ssh.

add C:\cygwin\bin (or wherever else you chose to install Cygwin) to your PATH variable (Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Environment Variables).

If your are running Windows you need to get OpenSSH running. > Mercurial -> Clone Repository using Mercurial

go to the Team Synchronization perspective.

If that worked you should be able to clone your repositoty from within Mercurial Eclipse:

#Mercurial windows 10 password

if all worked well you should be able to login to your server on the command line by typing 'ssh without supplying a password.

on your local machine rename the other file (my_key) to ~/.ssh/id_rsa.

my_key.pub contains exactly one line which you should copy into the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file on your server (just create the file if it doesn't exist yet).

just type ssh-keygen and create a new key pair without pass phrase (i.e.

(See instructions to get command line SSH on Windows bellow if you need it). Then you can log in without using a password. The way to get the whole thing running therefore is to generate a key pair with ssh-keygen and deposit it on the server. Apparently the plugin tries to start ssh and then times out when ssh asks for the password. It cannot supply the password correctly, though. Mercurial Eclipse uses the command line SSH command.

#Mercurial windows 10 how to

How to get Mercurial Eclipse running over SSH: