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Asked: June 16, 20262026-06-16T18:16:01+00:00 2026-06-16T18:16:01+00:00

I’m evaluating hgflow . The model meets most of my version control needs except

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I’m evaluating hgflow. The model meets most of my version control needs except that I can’t figure out how to support multiple releases.

Assuming I have released v1.0 a while ago, have just released v2.0 and I have been using hgflow since the beginning. A customer who is still on v1.0 requests for a feature to be implemented. Because of the stability of v1.0, he doesn’t want to upgrade to v2.0 or v3.0.

Using the generalized streams concept:

  • hg flow develop start 1.x (create develop/1.x)
  • hg flow develop/1.x:release start 1.0 (create release/1.0 from develop/1.x)
  • hg flow develop/1.x:release finish (close release/1.0 and create v1.0 on master)
  • repeat for 2.x & 2.0, so v2.0 tag is created on master after v1.0 tag
  • request to enhance 1.x is received
  • hg flow develop/1.x
  • work on enhancement
  • hg flow develop/1.x:release start 1.1 (create release/1.1 from develop/1.x)
  • hg flow develop/1.x:release finish <— v1.1 tag is created after v2.0 tag on master

If I follow the hgflow model, I may end up with a v1.1 tag created after the v2.0 tag in the master stream. Worse still, the changes in v1.1 may overwrite the various enhancements I have made between v1.0 to v2.0.

My question is: can anyone suggest a solution to my problem? Any suggestion is appreciated. Thanks.

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    2026-06-16T18:16:03+00:00Added an answer on June 16, 2026 at 6:16 pm

    The workflow that you want to use for this situation has something to do with the support stream:

    hg flow master                       # Update the workspace dir to the master branch.
    hg flow support start 1.x -r v1.0    # Create a support/1.x branch from v1.0 snapshot.
    hg flow support/1.x start feature1   # Create a support/1.x/feature1 branch.
    ...                                  # Commits to implement feature1
    hg flow support/1.x finish           # Finish feature1. Changes in support/1.x/feature1 will be merged into the support/1.x branch.
    hg tag v1.1                          # Create support releases in the support/1.x branch.
    

    All your changes to support the 1.x release are in the support/1.x branch, which by concept will normally not merge to other streams.

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