It is trivial to use Mercurial client (TortoiseHg) to access Subversion repositories. Once you have the latest TortoiseHg, the process works easily. First you need to grab the hgsubversion extension: mkdir C:\repos
hg clone http://bitbucket.org/durin42/hgsubversion/ C:\repos\hgsubversionInfo about the hgsubversion extension. Then, you enable the extension: Right-click context menu - TortoiseHg - Global Settings - Edit File - add the lines below to your Mercurial.ini file:[extensions]
hgsubversion = C:\repos\hgsubversionNow you can, for example, grab the Autofac repository, using the usual check-out path prefixed with SVN: svn+https://autofac.googlecode.com/svn/trunkRead more: Rinat Abdullin
hg clone http://bitbucket.org/durin42/hgsubversion/ C:\repos\hgsubversionInfo about the hgsubversion extension. Then, you enable the extension: Right-click context menu - TortoiseHg - Global Settings - Edit File - add the lines below to your Mercurial.ini file:[extensions]
hgsubversion = C:\repos\hgsubversionNow you can, for example, grab the Autofac repository, using the usual check-out path prefixed with SVN: svn+https://autofac.googlecode.com/svn/trunkRead more: Rinat Abdullin
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