I'm just looking for a Mercurial command that can list the available repositories in the remote parent repository. When I used subversion, this was simple, as in:
svn ls httpx://server/repos/002/trunk
svn ls httpx://server/repos/002/trunk/blort
svn ls httpx://server/repos/002/trunk/blort/fubar
And then I could use ``svn co'' to fetch as much or as little of some directory tree as I wished.
However, I can't find the analog to this in Mercurial. All the tutorials seem to expect you to know 开发者_高级运维precisely the path to the remote repository and don't discuss anything about even some top level browsing of the remote repository.
Thanks.
There is only 1 path to the repository.
With a DVCS you typically clone the repository as a whole. Then you can look at it all you want locally. That is why you have received those answers in the past.
I dont know about a command but it is doable with a script
for repo in `curl $url/hgweb.cgi | \
grep -v "atom" | \
grep hgweb.cgi | \
awk -F'>' '{ print $3}' | \
awk -F'<' '{print $1}'`; do \
echo $repo \
done
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