bos@119: #!/bin/bash
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: init
bos@119: 
bos@119: hg init my-copy
bos@119: cd my-copy
bos@119: echo line > file
bos@119: hg add file
bos@119: hg commit -m 'Added a file'
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: clone
bos@119: 
bos@119: cd ..
bos@119: hg clone my-copy your-copy
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: copy
bos@119: 
bos@119: cd my-copy
bos@119: hg copy file new-file
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: status
bos@119: 
bos@119: hg status
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: status-copy
bos@119: 
bos@119: hg status -C
bos@119: hg commit -m 'Copied file'
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: other
bos@119: 
bos@119: cd ../your-copy
bos@119: echo 'new contents' >> file
bos@119: hg commit -m 'Changed file'
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: cat
bos@119: 
bos@119: cat file
bos@119: cat ../my-copy/new-file
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: merge
bos@119: 
bos@119: hg pull ../my-copy
bos@119: hg merge
bos@119: cat new-file
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name:
bos@119: 
bos@119: cd ..
bos@119: hg init copy-example
bos@119: cd copy-example
bos@119: echo a > a
bos@119: echo b > b
bos@119: mkdir c
bos@119: mkdir c/a
bos@119: echo c > c/a/c
bos@119: hg ci -Ama
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: simple
bos@119: 
bos@183: mkdir k
bos@183: hg copy a k
bos@183: ls k
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: dir-dest
bos@119: 
bos@119: mkdir d
bos@119: hg copy a b d
bos@119: ls d
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: dir-src
bos@119: 
bos@119: hg copy c e
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: dir-src-dest
bos@119: 
bos@119: hg copy c d
bos@119: 
bos@119: #$ name: after
bos@119: 
bos@119: cp a z
bos@119: hg copy --after a z