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The Mercurial repository contains tools for working with Linden Lab repositories.

== Repositories == Stable trunk repositories:

* Changes being merged into new repositories A typical software development project will use multiple repositories reflecting QA status and intended stability criteria. Most common is a mode

...itory got lost when bitbucket abandoned mercurial. I saved a copy of the 3 repositories: https://bitbucket.org/tapplek/ [[User:Tapple Gao|Tapple Gao]] ([[User talk ...enlab/ the softwareheritage.com capture]: https://github.com/orgs/SL-PyOGP/repositories [[User:Kadah Coba|Kadah Coba]] ([[User talk:Kadah Coba|talk]])

[14:47] Soft Linden: Maybe I'll just spend time on the Mercurial site. [14:47] Rob Linden: Soft, the "center" is whatever set of repositories that your build machine pulls from

* '''hg''' [package: mercurial] The source for the official Viewer's 2.x codebase resides in mercurial repositories hosted on http://bitbucket.org/lindenlab (a.k.a. http://bitbucket.org/linde

...run `hg status` in the source tree (or equivalent svn command until we use mercurial) and see only my uncommited changes, nothing else. ...if you want to decorrelate them, you have to keep the API stable. Seperate repositories don't help too much there, when upstream can easily change them in-sync.

|width=100% style=" padding:0 3px;"|4 Mercurial ...3px;"|and the way the switch was done is imperfect in many ways - i.e the repositories are not in a state where we can simply hg push them out into the world