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Bitbucket won't support Mercurial after June 2020. Where can I find another service like that?
To add to "own instances" option:
Octobus are developing Mercurial support for GitLab and have pretty good progress on that.
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Bitbucket won't support Mercurial after June 2020. Where can I find another service like that?
Don't migrate to Git. "Git is pain" for hg-users
You can try to read about different hg-hosting
https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/MercurialHosting
https://www.whoishostingthis.com/compare/mercurial/
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Mercurial GUI with support for evolve
TortoiseHg does have some integrated GUI support for evolve these days: the workbench shows obsolescence relationships and troubled revisions, and the "Strip" command becomes "Prune" when evolve is ...
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Easy and simple GUI source version control on Windows
I've been using Subversion with the Tortoise SVN client on Windows for many years and find it very easy to use. The client is implemented as a Shell extension (on the context menu) and can be ...
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Bitbucket won't support Mercurial after June 2020. Where can I find another service like that?
In addition to the existing answer, I wanted to point out an alternative that has just recently "joined" the market.
How suitable this is for you, depends on the level of private your repositories ...
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Hosted Continuous Integration service for Mercurial repos on Bitbucket
I ended up going with Codeship, which meets all my requirements.
Integration with Bitbucket was very easy - a few clicks and everything was set up. Their free plan is currently limited to 1 ...
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More featureful/standard(ish) alternative to Mercurial hgk
You can always try TortoiseHg.
Gratis & Open Source
Available for Windows, Linux & OS-X
You can select text in most areas of the GUI
Full Hg GUI not just a tree view
Multiple Repositories ...
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Version control tool interoperable with other version control tools
Git offers such functionality with SVN. It basically offers a bidirectional flow between a Git repository and a SVN repository and various commands to manage that connection.
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GUI for Git and Mercurial on Linux (similar to Atlassian SourceTree)
I like SmartGit and GitKraken because they both have a "stage hunk" feature (similar to SourceTree) which let's you choose which changes in a given file to commit. I find this really useful when I've ...
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