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heptapod / py-heptapod
GNU General Public License v2.0 or laterThe Python side of Heptapod, including Mercurial extensions and hooks, server processes and utilities.
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mercurial / mercurial-all_paths
GNU General Public License v2.0 or laterMercurial extension: push/pull/… to many targets at once.
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mercurial / mercurial-cvs2hg
BSD 4-Clause "Original" or "Old" Licensecvs2hg fixed to work with Mercurial >= 3.1
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Mercurial extension. Define [paths] globally, by patterns translating local directory names to remote paths.
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Execute the same mercurial command in many repositories down directory tree
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Mercurial extension, execute mercurial command on remote path: hg onremote staging update -r 3.7
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Utility functions reusable between various mercurial extensions. Mostly handling compatibility with various Mercurial versions.
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Python toolbox for importing projects using GitLab REST and GraphQL APIs
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Images providing Mercurial on top of the fixed-pydeps images, usually in three flavors: hg-current, hg-default and hg-stable (these are for Mercurial versions), making six combinations with the latest/stable tags of fixed-pydeps.
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A little collection of scripts to install and maintain the fabulous "Tryton" ERP system server on Ubuntu, Debian and Manjaro Linux in python virtual environments.
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German Manual for Tryton https://www.tryton-dach.org/das-tryton-buch
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Image to run omnibus-heptapod builds. Pushed to Docker Hub as heptapod/omnibus-builder.
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For Python dependencies that don't need to be rebuilt on a regular basis.
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mercurial / b
GNU General Public License v3.0 onlyLightweight distributed issue tracker as a Mercurial extension (https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/bExtension).
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heptapod / hgext-loggingmod
GNU General Public License v2.0 or laterA Mercurial extension to provide logs via the logging module of the Python standard library.
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Embed digital signatures into your changesets. This works like the GPG extension that comes with Mercurial, but without creating an extra changeset for each commit.
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