* Tim Nieradzik <tim.nieradzik@gmx.de> wrote:
For Dillo, experimental per-feature repositories would be very useful ...
Yes, I agree. I make feature branches all the time, and I think they're great. But that's not really what I was getting at. Basically, there are a few different ways to merge... - patch: send the output of 'hg diff' to the list, apply it via 'patch', and commit one revision - bundle: send the output of 'hg bundle' to the list, apply it via 'hg unbundle', and commit with full history - repository: send an URL to the list, apply via 'hg pull' and 'hg merge', and commit with full history I've seen patch and repository methods used here, but haven't really seen any bundles. So, I'm just wondering if that sort of thing is acceptable. I think it's probably preferable to plain patches, and easier than hosting repositories. -- Scott