Essentially I to get just the contents of the repository at the default commit. Conceptually similar to --depth=1 with git I think.
Essentially I to get just the contents of the repository at the default commit.
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Essentially I to get just the contents of the repository at the default commit. Conceptually similar to --depth=1 with git I think.
You can specify up to which commit (from start to commit #5) You want to get the content.
The thing is – that Mercurial stores all the commits – as DIFFs.
This means – that if You want to get the latest state of the file1.txt, so what mercurial essentially does – is takes the file, as it was added, and applies all the diffs (deltas) onto that.
Basically – You can NOT get half of the repository, because of that.