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You can tell Mercurial where exactly the hghg command is on the remote machine by using the '--remotecmd'--remotecmd option to 'hg clone'hg clone. See 'hg help clone'hg help clone.

You can also set it in your ~/.hgrc~/.hgrc or the .hg/hgrc.hg/hgrc of a specific repo clone. I think it belongs in the [ui][ui] section.

You can tell Mercurial where exactly the hg command is on the remote machine by using the '--remotecmd' option to 'hg clone'. See 'hg help clone'.

You can also set it in your ~/.hgrc or the .hg/hgrc of a specific repo clone. I think it belongs in the [ui] section.

You can tell Mercurial where exactly the hg command is on the remote machine by using the --remotecmd option to hg clone. See hg help clone.

You can also set it in your ~/.hgrc or the .hg/hgrc of a specific repo clone. I think it belongs in the [ui] section.

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answered Feb 13, 2010 at 20:27

Paidhi

You can tell Mercurial where exactly the hg command is on the remote machine by using the '--remotecmd' option to 'hg clone'. See 'hg help clone'.

You can also set it in your ~/.hgrc or the .hg/hgrc of a specific repo clone. I think it belongs in the [ui] section.