http://blog.fredjean.net/articles/tag/mercurial en-us 40 Frederic Jean's Random Thoughts <p>I wanted to play with the metaprogramming abilities of Groovy. So I started a new project in NetBeans and created a Mercurial repository to version it. I had a few files committed eventually.</p> <p>I am really nervous about keeping code in a single location. This is why I do Time Machine backups on my mac. This is also why I keep a clone of Mercurial repositories on my workstation at work. Well, except for my personal projects. I keep a clone on the same server that is hosting this blog. I decided that this new project was worth cloning remotely.</p> <p>It turns out that you can clone a repository to a remote system just as easily that you can clone a repository from a remote system. The syntax is simply:</p><code>hg clone [local-repo] [remote-repo]</code> <span style="font-family: Monaco;"><br /></span> <p>This even works over ssh. It also leads to a little more peace of mind on my part.</p> Mon, 14 Jan 2008 07:04:06 +0000 urn:uuid:6bf8198b-1d16-4abe-8b8e-6e5fd60d801a fred@fredjean.net (Frederic Jean) http://blog.fredjean.net/articles/2008/01/14/creating-a-remote-mercurial-repository Personal General mercurial hg