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MacHg... A native OS X GUI client for Mercurial. It is modern and fully multi-threaded using Grand Central Dispatch and threading goodness. It has a clean interface and allows multiple repositories per document, using a standard mac sidebar interface. It incrementally loads data so its very fast. Ie it easily handles browsing the mozilla repository which is 3.35Gb. MacHg is fully featured handling all standard Mercurial commands, and additionally provides history editing features through the Mercurial rebase, strip, collapse, and histedit extensions.
What's New
MacHg 0.9.22:
Primarily a bug fix release. Importantly, it fixes a crash which occurred when a user double clicked a file which had no changes. This issue had been variously reported as #244, #248, #249.
- Fix #242. The force merge checkbox was not bound to the property forceTheMerge.
- Fix #236. Choose an appropriate sheet size upon opening some sheets.
- Put the "clone arrow" back in the clone sheet (It had been missing for several revisions).
- Fix crash which can occur if the file is empty. This was reported as #244, #248, #249 and was caused by a code path which was exposed by switching to TLMTask.
- Fix #239. Use recycleURLs:completionHandler: instead of FSMoveObjectToTrashSync.
- When opening the push / pull / incoming / outgoing sheets quickly the icon size could sometimes be messed up while the various repositories were still being checked. Fix this by forcing the icon size to be correct if necessary.
- Make Strip and Rebase report their progress.
- Fix a crashing bug which can occur if you collapse a changeset which adds a file together with a changeset which removes the same file.
- Fix #247. For the external diff tools DiffMerge and KDiff3, send all the files to be diffed in one group. This solves the problem of multiple diff tools launching.
- Move the code which loads and shows the "about MacHg" panel to its own class and file.
- This fixes the case when opening the about MacHg panel more than once would make the webkit view stop working.
- Add a '--force' option to the strip sheet so the user can ignore outstanding changes when performing a strip operation.
- Address #43. Move the default servers after the documents servers.
- Internal changes to use dispatch_once to do initializations in document instances.
- Fix logic error and warnings which compiling under XCode 4.01 revealed.
MacHg 0.9.22:
Primarily a bug fix release. Importantly, it fixes a crash which occurred when a user double clicked a file which had no changes. This issue had been variously reported as #244, #248, #249.
- Fix #242. The force merge checkbox was not bound to the property forceTheMerge.
- Fix #236. Choose an appropriate sheet size upon opening some sheets.
- Put the "clone arrow" back more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later.
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| Downloads:2,430 |
| Version Downloads:1,366 |
| Type:Development : Libraries |
| License:Free |
| Date:05 May 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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MacHg... A native OS X GUI client for Mercurial. It is modern and fully multi-threaded using Grand Central Dispatch and threading goodness. It has a clean interface and allows multiple repositories per document, using a standard mac sidebar interface. It incrementally loads data so its very fast. Ie it easily handles browsing the mozilla repository which is 3.35Gb. MacHg is fully featured handling all standard Mercurial commands, and additionally provides history editing features through the Mercurial rebase, strip, collapse, and histedit extensions.
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griffer reviewed on 29 Jun 2011
Pairing it up with bitbucket is easy, and it all works very intuitively. It's a great alternative to Versions, and THE choice for people using mercurial imo.
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Ean reviewed on 17 Feb 2011
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Myschizobuddy reviewed on 05 Dec 2010
Git is to Tower
Mercurial is to MacHg
this has the potential to become the preferred UI for Mercurial on mac. Needs a new name though
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Clinahan rated on 05 May 2011
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Clinahan rated on 05 Dec 2010