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#UPGRADING MERCURIAL WINDOWS UPDATE#

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#UPGRADING MERCURIAL WINDOWS UPDATE#

Hg pull, push or update on a group of repositories stored in a root directory.

This script is designed to work with mercurial.

It is all contained within a single script file making it a little more portable then the original code.

It uses the Python optparse module to provide the command line option functionality – this is a really slick method!.

Given a root folder containing a number of mercurial repositories it searches for all of them and then performs the required action(s) in a batch mode.

It uses the Python subprocess module to run the hg commands.

It should run on Windows without alteration (I’ll get a chance to test it out on Tuesday). All of the functionality is wrapped into one script instead of across a few. The code is much better then the original scripts.

Here is an update to the mercurial push, pull & update scripts I had posted earlier.