

For reference, here are the command line tool times: hg status: 4. I have tested this method on Ubuntu MATE 20.10. in clone File mercurialexchange.pyo, line 1212, in pull File mercurialexchange.pyo, line 1800. Open TortoiseHg Workbench: 8 minutes 13 seconds Response time when clicking on a revision: 2.8 seconds Time to 'Refresh Current Repository': 6.4 seconds Time to check for incoming changes: 12.8 seconds All this really adds up to a very slow feeling application. Not compatible with all system, some times after commit hang for a while.
Tortoisehg timing out when pulling install#

20201019 - Ubuntu 20.10 repositories provide python3-based Mercurial packages.Mkdir -p ~/.local/share/caja-python/extensionsĬp /usr/local/share/nautilus-python/extensions/nautilus-thg.py ~/.local/share/caja-python/extensions/caja-thg.pyĪnd then restart Caja with caja -q & caja.Īs the result one will get full functionality of Mercurial with TortoiseHG front-end in Caja: 4) Go to TortoiseGit the section called Advanced Settings and set CygwinHack to true in order to activate Cygwin workarounds.

Sudo apt install python3-all-dev python3-pyqt5 python3-pyqt5.qsci python3-iniparse -y 3) Configure AutoCrLf, this is necessary as TortoiseGit and Cygwin Git have different defaults. Get the newest Mercurial with Python 3 support One can use the method below based on obtaining packages from Ubuntu 20.10: # 1. It is still possible, but by manual installation of packages.
