Mercurial API for .NET

Question

I want to create a .NET client for mercurial. Nothing unusual, just basic material.

Answer 1

I started writing a wrapper class library in .NET 4.0 for the Mercurial command-line client. It's too early to use anything else, but you can follow it. I hope this will be useful to more people than to me.

The code is released as open source on a bitbucket, here:

http://bitbucket.org/lassevk/mercurial.net

You can currently do a basic log search. Full syntax support for viewing reverses is not performed, but you can do things like:

var repo = new Repository(@"c:\dev\some\project\repo");
var log = repo.Log(verbose: true, set: RevisionSet.FromRevision(10)); // 10:tip

var changesByMeThatModifiesIgnoreFile =
    from changeset in log
    where changeset.AuthorName == "Lasse V. Karlsen"
       && changeset.PathActions.Any(pa =>
           pa.Path == ".hgignore" &&
           pa.Action == PathActionType.Modify)
    select changeset;

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Answer 2

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- API . .Net, Mercurial.Net Lasse Karlsen.

Answer 3

, : Mercurial API Java?.

Basically, I think you just need to call the command line functions. The official API seems to be for Python only.