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I am using subrepositories to share code between multiple projects. I keep the "master" version of these shared repositories in a central location. That way I can easily push changes I made to them in one project and pull them in another. That works, but ideally I want to just push the project repository and all subrepositories should be pushed to their origin. But Mercurial always pushes all subrepositories into the origin of the main repository.

This is my setup:

I am trying to build a docker image. This is the full dockerfile:

I am trying to get the second last value in each row of a data frame, meaning the first job a person has had. (Job1_latest is the most recent job and people had a different number of jobs in the past and I want to get the first one). I managed to get the last value per row with the code below:

first_job <- function(x) tail(x[!is.na(x)], 1)

first_job <- apply(data, 1, first_job)

I am using mercurial for Source Control. I have cloned a repository from address

http://xyz/

Now my repository address is changed to https instead of http.

https://xyz/

How can update this in existing cloned repository so I can pull the latest changes, without cloning the entire repository again?

I am currently facing the problem that we need to shift to git due some decisions made by other people.

So with mercurial we have the great phases feature, which allows me to manage local branches which will be ignored when a push(all) is issued. The great advantage is, the phases feature is independent from the server hosted master repositories. I can use it on my own locally without permission from anyone.

with git, as far as web search told me, you can add some hooks with branch filtering to common server hosted master repositories. My problem is: as a developer I do not have any control other than create/delete/push/pull. I can not install any hooks there and the people managing the servers will never tinker around with them by hand manually. Everything is managed by an ALM software.

So the solutions for git I found in the Web are not an option for my problem.

This leads to my question: is there any other mechanism in git, which can replace the functionality of mercurial phases, which enables me on a local repository to prevent some branches from ever being pushed to a server hosted repository?

How can I install watchman into my python docker container? I've tried installing it from source as described in the watchman documentation but no luck. Here's is my Dockerfile:

During the building of a simple Dockerfile, the pinned version of apt-get install is never found and gives me the following output:

We have on on premise azure devops server and I'm converting a bunch of Mercurial repositories to it. It's too many to do manually so scripting it with the az devops extensions.

Creating the repos works great.

Over night, my Tortoise stopped being able to push to my work repo, even though both my locks show free.

I get waiting for lock on working directory of \\uGames/MyGameRepo held by process '24012' on host MyHost.

After a long time of trying to push, I get abort: working directory of \\uGames/MyGameRepo: timed out waiting for lock held by MyHost:24012.

There is another question on this, but none of the solutions there has resolved my problem.

Here is the output of my hg debuglock: