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Distributed revision control handles hidden files

#Distributed revision control handles hidden files BecauseBecause of the CVE-2018-20685 vulnerability, the /. trick can no longer be used with scp. However, distributed revision control like git or Hg Mecurial will handle hidden files like any other files. Here are the commands for my favourite Hg Mercurial:

server:$ sudo apt install mercurial client:$ sudo apt install mercurial client:$ hg init src client:$ cd src/ client:$ hg addr client:$ hg com -m "first commit" client:$ cd client:$ hg clone src ssh://user@server/dest/ 

Subsequent changes will need to be committed again with client:$ hg com -m "commit message" and then pushed using the client:$ hg push command. Learn more about pushing changes from this Hg Mercurial cheat sheet.

#Distributed revision control handles hidden files Because of the CVE-2018-20685 vulnerability, the /. trick can no longer be used with scp. However, distributed revision control like git or Hg Mecurial will handle hidden files like any other files. Here are the commands for my favourite Hg Mercurial:

server:$ sudo apt install mercurial client:$ sudo apt install mercurial client:$ hg init src client:$ cd src/ client:$ hg addr client:$ hg com -m "first commit" client:$ cd client:$ hg clone src ssh://user@server/dest/ 

Subsequent changes will need to be committed again with client:$ hg com -m "commit message" and then pushed using the client:$ hg push command. Learn more about pushing changes from this Hg Mercurial cheat sheet.

Distributed revision control handles hidden files

Because of the CVE-2018-20685 vulnerability, the /. trick can no longer be used with scp. However, distributed revision control like git or Hg Mecurial will handle hidden files like any other files. Here are the commands for my favourite Hg Mercurial:

server:$ sudo apt install mercurial client:$ sudo apt install mercurial client:$ hg init src client:$ cd src/ client:$ hg addr client:$ hg com -m "first commit" client:$ cd client:$ hg clone src ssh://user@server/dest/ 

Subsequent changes will need to be committed again with client:$ hg com -m "commit message" and then pushed using the client:$ hg push command. Learn more about pushing changes from this Hg Mercurial cheat sheet.

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#Distributed revision control handles hidden files Because of the CVE-2018-20685 vulnerability, the /. trick can no longer be used with scp. However, distributed revision control like git or Hg Mecurial will handle hidden files like any other files. Here are the commands for my favourite Hg Mercurial:

server:$ sudo apt install mercurial client:$ sudo apt install mercurial client:$ hg init src client:$ cd src/ client:$ hg addr client:$ hg com -m "first commit" client:$ cd client:$ hg clone src ssh://user@server/dest/ 

Subsequent changes will need to be committed again with client:$ hg com -m "commit message" and then pushed using the client:$ hg push command. Learn more about pushing changes from this Hg Mercurial cheat sheet.