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How to use Qt with Mercurial and Google Code?

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    Kimi Arthur
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    Actually the main problem is that I don't know how to set up the remote server for a project control by mercurial.
    Any idea? Thanks in advance.

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      vsorokin
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      I'm not understanding your problem. What do you want?
      Do you want keep your Qt project in Mercurial repo on Google code?
      Or Do you want create Qt project which will working with Mercurial on Google code
      Or do you just want install and setup your Mercurial server?

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      Vasiliy

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        Kimi Arthur
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        The second one is exact.
        Do you want create Qt project which will working with Mercurial on Google code.
        Sorry I didn't make it clear.

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          Kimi Arthur
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          Sorry if my reply didn't reach you.
          [quote author="Vass" date="1309456399"]I'm not understanding your problem. What do you want?
          Do you want keep your Qt project in Mercurial repo on Google code?
          Or Do you want create Qt project which will working with Mercurial on Google code
          Or do you just want install and setup your Mercurial server?[/quote]

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            vsorokin
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            [quote author="Kimi Arthur" date="1309458102"]Sorry if my reply didn't reach you.
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            No problem.

            Well... I think good start point for you will be this site http://mercurial.selenic.com/
            As I know Mercurial has API but only for Python language. Although you, of course, try use command line calls.
            Also I think you will be interesting look source codes of completed client for mercurial here: http://tortoisehg.bitbucket.org/download/source.html

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            Vasiliy

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              tobias.hunger
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              Qt Creator actually allows to import a project from your version control system of choice. This includes mercurial... Just open a new project and check the File->New Project->"Project from Version Control"

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                Kimi Arthur
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                No... I mean can I use Qt Creator to create a project here and also (automatically) create a project on the server?
                [quote author="Tobias Hunger" date="1309460115"]Qt Creator actually allows to import a project from your version control system of choice. This includes mercurial... Just open a new project and check the File->New Project->"Project from Version Control"[/quote]

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                  SimonL
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                  From what ive tried which isn't much the QtCreators Mercurial integration only seems to work for local repositories. I tried integrating it into a wider repo and had issues then decided to manage the repo manually from the command line. If anyone has tips for integrating it better it would be much appreciated. One of my main problems is i have multiple projects that use shared libs all in the 1 repository.

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