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Moving an Incomplete Code Between Mercury Cash Desks

I checked the code on my desktop computer and worked on it. Now I'm leaving and I want these changes on my laptop.

One solution is to simply transfer the incomplete code and then pull them on my laptop. But that would mean that I have unrelated code in the repositories, which I would like to avoid.

What is the best way to handle this? Create and apply a patch? Use hg to move incomplete change?

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Here are three ways to do this. I will discuss all the pros and cons of each:

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Another interesting option (but a bit more involved) is to put the incomplete changes in MQ (first enable the mq extension) and the mq version (qinit -c). Then use qcommit to capture the current status of the fix queue and synchronize your work in progress by pulling and pressing mq.

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This can be seen as uncultured, but I often use rsync to move "incomplete" repositories around SSH until I get to the point where there is something worthwhile.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1722908/

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