Mercurial Fundamentals
Pluralsight
Course Summary
The Mercurial Fundamentals course introduces the viewer to the basic concepts of distributed version control and the core Mercurial commands.
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Course Description
This course is an introduction to the fundamentals of using Mercurial, a Distributed Version Control System (DVCS). It begins by showing how to use Mercurial as a local, stand-alone source control system. Then it introduces working with a Mercurial server by showing how to get files into and out of a hosted repository. Finally it shows how to create and merge branches. Topics covered include source control, distributed version control, branching, cloning and merging. After viewing this course, the viewer should have the basic skills necessary to evaluate Mercurial as a replacement for their existing version control system, or to be productive using Mercurial if joining a team already using it.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction to Mercurial- 18m 45s
—Introduction 3m 13s
—What is source control? 4m 17s
—Distributed version control 4m 11s
—History of Mercurial 3m 14s
—Installation 3m 32s
—Summary 0m 18sWorking Locally- 30m 42s
—Introduction 1m 4s
—Creating a local repository 2m 9s
—Adding files 1m 37s
—Committing changes 3m 18s
—Viewing history 1m 28s
—Modifying files 2m 33s
—Undoing uncommitted changes 1m 54s
—Ignoring files 5m 49s
—Undoing committed changes 3m 16s
—Changing to a specific revision 3m 21s
—Abbreviating commands 1m 38s
—Removing files 1m 55s
—Summary 0m 40sWorking with a Server- 17m 48sBranching and Merging- 47m 34s
