Overview This article will help you understand how to make Branch Repositories to Central Repository Audience Agent and End-User Step-By-Step Guide: Create Branch repository that communicate to move ...
Overview Since Mercurial and Git are Distributed Version Control Systems (DVCSs), you should use at least use one separate repository per project, including shared projects and libraries. This KB arti...
Overview Kiln Stripping allows you to strip changesets from central repositories directly from Kiln. This will rewrite the history of a repository to make it as if whatever you did never even happened...
Overview This article contains some general information regarding Kiln and version control products, which might answer some questions you may have. Information Mercurial vs. Git Mercurial and Git are...
The Reviews dropdown in the Kiln navigation bar is our answer to “How do I keep track of my code reviews in Kiln?”. A few different types of code reviews will appear in the activity feed-like Reviews ...
If you’re using Kiln’s branch repositories to separate development of different features and version, as we do at FogBugz, it can be hard to keep track of what repositories contain certain fixes and...
While there are many systems that I’m sure work very well, the two systems that are actively used by Fog Creek are: Name a repository by the version that’s going to ship. For example, the upcoming Fog...
Overview While working with changesets in Kiln you have three options for reverting your changes. Depending on the repository you use, git or Mercurial, the commands you will use will be different. To...