How can I make “commit” abort if there are uncommitted subrepo changes in Mercurial?
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29-05-2021 - |
Pregunta
This seems to happen all the time to me: I work on the parent repo. I find and fix a bug in a subrepo. I carry on with parent repo work. I commit the parent repo with a message like "Added feature X". I push.
At this point I notice that the subrepo bugfix got committed and pushed too, with a commit message that has absolutely nothing to do with the subrepo.
What’s the easiest way to make myself a "commit" replacement which would refuse to do anything in this situation, pointing out that a subrepo has uncommitted changes? Alternatively, perhaps there’s a setting I can put in my .hgrc
?
Solución
You have two options:
- Upgrade your Mercurial instalation to 2.0 or later
Edit your
~/.hgrc
file and add the following option to the[ui]
section:commitsubrepos = false
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