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external hooks, Choosing How Your Hook Should Run, Writing an External Hook, External Hook Execution

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failed merges, intentional, Dealing with Tricky Merges

failure, hook, Hook Return Values and Activity Control

features, branches as, Feature Branches

Fedora, installing Mercurial on, Linux

feeds of repository changes, Mercurial’s Web Interface

fetch entry, [extensions] section (.hgrc), Simplifying the Pull-Merge-Commit Sequence

fetch extension, Simplifying the Pull-Merge-Commit Sequence, Adding Functionality with Extensions

file_adds keyword (templates), Common Template Keywords

file_dels keyword (templates), Common Template Keywords

file headers, unified diffs, Understanding Patches

file managment errors, resolving, File Management Errors

file names, Merging and Renames, Simple File Naming, Running Commands Without Any Filenames, Running Commands Without Any Filenames, Telling You What’s Going On, Using Patterns to Identify Files, Regular Expression Matching with Re Patterns, Filtering Files, Filtering Files, Case Sensitivity, Detecting Case Conflicts, Fixing a Case Conflict

case conflict detection and repair, Detecting Case Conflicts, Fixing a Case Conflict

case sensitivity of, Case Sensitivity

filtering by, Filtering Files, Filtering Files

identifying with patterns, Using Patterns to Identify Files, Regular Expression Matching with Re Patterns

merging and, Merging and Renames

printed in command output, Running Commands Without Any Filenames, Telling You What’s Going On

running commands without, Running Commands Without Any Filenames

filelogs, Tracking the History of a Single File, Relationships Between Revisions

relationships between revisions, Relationships Between Revisions

filemaps, when migrating to Mercurial, Tidying Up the Tree

files, Starting a New Project, Renaming, Copying, and Merging, Merging and Renames, Telling Mercurial Which Files to Track, Mercurial Tracks Files, Not Directories, Telling Mercurial Which Files to Track, Explicit Versus Implicit File Naming, Mercurial Tracks Files, Not Directories, How to Stop Tracking a File, Useful Shorthand: Adding and Removing Files in One Step, How to Stop Tracking a File, Useful Shorthand: Adding and Removing Files in One Step, Missing Files, Useful Shorthand: Adding and Removing Files in One Step, Copying Files, Behavior of the hg copy Command, Renaming Files, Other Name-Related Corner Cases, Renaming Files and Merging Changes, Divergent Renames and Merging, Recovering from Mistakes, File Resolution States, Which Files to Manage, and Which to Avoid, Using Patterns to Identify Files, Regular Expression Matching with Re Patterns, Filtering Files, Filtering Files, Permanently Ignoring Unwanted Files and Directories, Permanently Ignoring Unwanted Files and Directories, The Accidental Commit

adding to repository, Starting a New Project, Telling Mercurial Which Files to Track, Useful Shorthand: Adding and Removing Files in One Step

add-remove in one step, Useful Shorthand: Adding and Removing Files in One Step

copying, Copying Files, Behavior of the hg copy Command

empty directories, creating, Mercurial Tracks Files, Not Directories

filtering, Filtering Files, Filtering Files

merging, Renaming Files and Merging Changes

renaming files and, Renaming Files and Merging Changes

missing (different from “removed”), Missing Files

operating on directories of, Explicit Versus Implicit File Naming

patterns to identify, Using Patterns to Identify Files, Regular Expression Matching with Re Patterns

removing from repositories, How to Stop Tracking a File, Useful Shorthand: Adding and Removing Files in One Step

renaming, Renaming, Copying, and Merging, Merging and Renames, Renaming Files, Other Name-Related Corner Cases, Divergent Renames and Merging

handling divergent renames, Divergent Renames and Merging

resolved and unresolved (resolution states), File Resolution States

tracking, Telling Mercurial Which Files to Track, Mercurial Tracks Files, Not Directories, How to Stop Tracking a File, Useful