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Asked: 2026-05-25T00:50:08+00:00

I created a repository and synchronized it with a remote repository. The files are

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I created a repository and synchronized it with a remote repository.

The files are compressed and each has an (i) extension.

I want to extract the files to a new folder (not repository) with decompressing them and with their original name as I see them on the web browsing on Google code.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Normally you do hg clone <remoteRepoPath> <localPath> to do that, which automatically updates the working directory.

    Since you did an hg init and then hg pull from the remote repo, you need to do hg update and it will fill the working directory with the actual files.

    All those .i files under the .hg directory are the repository’s storage and indexes and such. Very rarely does anybody mess with those manually. Most of the time the only thing people touch under the .hg directory is the hgrc file and patch queues.

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