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I’m using Mercurial and after I pull changesets from a remote repo, I do a rebase (to keep it easy to sync with SVN).
If there are merge conflicts during the rebase, I need to execute hg rebase --continue after I fix them up. This isn’t a big deal, but I’d like a “visual” way to do this since I’m hoping to move my teammates to Hg and the command-line is too frictious for everyone to learn.
How can I execute the continue option during a rebase using only the TortoiseHg Workbench (v 2.2) GUI?
In TortoiseHG you can do a whole rebase using GUI so you don’t need to run
hg rebasemanually. Just right click on a revision and selectModify history->Rebase....If you already started rebase and want to run
rebase --continuevia GUI, just run TortoiseHG, right click on any revision and selectModify history->Rebase.... TortoiseHG will detect the unfinished rebase and will runrebase --continueautomatically.