versions extension
Display the version information for Mercurial and all installed extensions.
Installation
Use pip or easy_install to install the package:
$ pip install hg-versions
Or install from the sources:
$ tar xzf hg-versions-0.1.tar.gz $ cd hg-versions-0.1 $ python setup.py install
Then add the extension to your Mercurial configuration (your .hgrc or mercurial.ini file):
[extensions] versions =
Usage
By default only the Mercurial version and enabled extensions with version information are displayed:
$ hg versions Mercurial version: 1.7.2 enabled extensions: versions 0.1
You can use the -a argument to display all enabled extensions, even those without a version:
$ hg versions -a Mercurial version: 1.7.2 enabled extensions: bookmarks color crecord extdiff fetch graphlog hgattic hggit hgsubversion histedit mercurial_keyring pager prompt rebase versions 0.1
Changelog
0.4.1
Fix tests.
0.4
Switched to setuptools.
0.3
Author string was not unicode.
0.2
Added fix for disabled extensions.
0.1
Initial release.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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