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New Post: VisualHG in Atmel Studio 6.0

mkelling — Thu, 23 May 2013 06:24:32 GMT

I would like to use VisualHG with AtmelStudio 6, too. Succeeded building it from repository with Visual Studio 2010.
Can use the created VSIX to install VisualHG to VS2010 and 2012.

Has anybody an idea what has to be modified, to be able to install it to Atmel Studio 6, too?

Thanks.

New Post: Repo Browser won't launch in VS2010

tessierp — Mon, 13 May 2013 15:31:12 GMT

I have the exact same issue.. I am able to see files in a state of pending change from HG PENDING CHANGES windows but unable to browse, commit from the context menu and the HG toolbar.

Tried to uninstall and reinstall but nothign..

.. I am only able to use Mercurial from the command prompt.

New Post: repository branch on taskbar's window name

clechasseur — Wed, 01 May 2013 14:02:18 GMT

Actually, I believe that's a feature. VisualHG lists the branches of the repositories used by files in your solution.

Not sure why it's an issue for you, but if you need to remove this, please make it an option. I've spotted quite a few subrepo issues with this feature. It's very neat.

New Post: repository branch on taskbar's window name

KakCAT — Wed, 01 May 2013 08:31:32 GMT

Hi!

I've started using visualHG and it's working great, except for the fact that the name of the windows in the bottom taskbar has been changed.

Before it was just "project", which changed to "project (running)" or "project (debugging)", but now it's almost always "project (default,default)".

Is there any way to change the window name to what it was before? (I'm aware that maybe it's not visualHG fault but vs2012 fault)

thanks a lot!
Kak

New Post: Visual Studio 2012 RC

korg250 — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 10:49:52 GMT

rikkus wrote:

henryminute wrote:

korg250 wrote:

For Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web none of those solutions worked. The command line used for VS Express was: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\VWDExpress.exe" /setup ...which did not launch VS Express. I also tried the repair + reboot and installing HgSccPackage, which was also not available for selection in VS after instalation.

Just in case it wasn't a typo VWDExperess.exe is the executable for Visual Web Developer Express. For VS2012 Express it should be WDExpress.exe. The /setup command has no effect on that either though. Still investigating and will get back if I have any luck.

AFAIK plugins aren't allowed for the express editions.

Yep, that's what I later found out.

New Post: Visual Studio Express 2010 for Windows Phone

aramacciotti — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 10:45:06 GMT

Do you know if there's a way to make it working with such version of VS?

New Post: Visual Studio 2012 RC

rikkus — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 10:07:54 GMT

henryminute wrote:

korg250 wrote:

For Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web none of those solutions worked. The command line used for VS Express was: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\VWDExpress.exe" /setup ...which did not launch VS Express. I also tried the repair + reboot and installing HgSccPackage, which was also not available for selection in VS after instalation.

Just in case it wasn't a typo VWDExperess.exe is the executable for Visual Web Developer Express. For VS2012 Express it should be WDExpress.exe. The /setup command has no effect on that either though. Still investigating and will get back if I have any luck.

AFAIK plugins aren't allowed for the express editions.

New Post: Visual Studio 2012 RC

henryminute — Sat, 30 Mar 2013 19:22:15 GMT

korg250 wrote:

For Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web none of those solutions worked. The command line used for VS Express was: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\VWDExpress.exe" /setup ...which did not launch VS Express. I also tried the repair + reboot and installing HgSccPackage, which was also not available for selection in VS after instalation.

Just in case it wasn't a typo VWDExperess.exe is the executable for Visual Web Developer Express. For VS2012 Express it should be WDExpress.exe. The /setup command has no effect on that either though. Still investigating and will get back if I have any luck.

New Post: Visual HG with Sql Server Management Studio

IanClegg58 — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 19:19:59 GMT

I've installed VisualHG and it is visible in the Source Control selection list in Visual Studio but not in SQL Server Management Studio. Is it compatible with SSMS or am I missing something somewhere?

New Post: VisualHG in Atmel Studio 6.0

dominikp — Sat, 02 Feb 2013 13:51:04 GMT

Same here - would like to use VisualHg under Atmel Studio 6 (Visual Studio 2010 Isolated Shell), but it's distributed as a .msi installer rather than VSIX. I've cloned the repository, tried to rebuild the solution, but it's crashing on building the installer (VS2008, VS2008 SDK, WIX3.7). Anyway, there's the "source.extension.vsixmanifest" where I can add Atmel Studio entries to SupportedProducts, but I can't figure out how to successfully rebuild the solution.

Please add support for Atmel Studio!
http://www.atmel.com/microsite/atmel_studio6/

Even better, make it available through Atmel Gallery
http://gallery.atmel.com

Thanks!

New Post: Repo Browser won't launch in VS2010

rthacker — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 19:55:39 GMT

I installed VisualHG on a new Windows 7 64-bit machine and it looks like it works. However, the Repo Browser will not launch from the context menu. In fact all commands on the VisualHG menu don't seem to work. I don't get any errors.

I have tried to uninstall and re-install to no avail.

Ideas?

Windows 7 64-bit

VS 2010 SP1

VisualHG 1.1.5

Tortoise HG 2.6.2

Mercurial 2.4.2

New Post: Visual Studio 2012 RC

BeyersCronje — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 11:37:19 GMT

edomoli wrote:

BeyersCronje wrote:

Yes repair does solve the issue, but that is really treating the symptom. Surely a better solution would be to fix the actual issue? HgSccPackage install does not suffer this issue so I suspect the problem lies with VisualHG.

You should enable VisualHg from within VisualStudio (it's also stated in the main page of VisualHg project here in Codeplex), it's very simple indeed (same procedure as HgSccPackage):

from VisualStudio, click on Tools -> Options... , then from the left column select "Source Control" and finally (main section "Plug-In Selection") from the main and only combo-box select "VisualHg" as the "current source control plug-in".

This should be the right way and it doesn't require a Reinstall; with previous version of VisualHg the plugin enabled itself automatically, with VS2012 you have to do it manually.

Cheers

Thanks, but you missing the point of this whole thread. The original problem was that after VisualHG installation, it did NOT appear as one of the options in the combo-box options of plug-in selection.

New Post: Visual Studio 2012 RC

edomoli — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 10:54:14 GMT

BeyersCronje wrote:

Yes repair does solve the issue, but that is really treating the symptom. Surely a better solution would be to fix the actual issue? HgSccPackage install does not suffer this issue so I suspect the problem lies with VisualHG.

You should enable VisualHg from within VisualStudio (it's also stated in the main page of VisualHg project here in Codeplex), it's very simple indeed (same procedure as HgSccPackage):

from VisualStudio, click on Tools -> Options... , then from the left column select "Source Control" and finally (main section "Plug-In Selection") from the main and only combo-box select "VisualHg" as the "current source control plug-in".

This should be the right way and it doesn't require a Reinstall; with previous version of VisualHg the plugin enabled itself automatically, with VS2012 you have to do it manually.

Cheers

New Post: Visual Studio 2012 RC

srock — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 17:57:37 GMT

Confirming on Windows 8, do this from an admin command prompt and it works.

Windows Key + X -> Command Prompt (Admin)
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\devenv /setup

New Post: Visual Studio 2012 RC

josh22667 — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 17:50:44 GMT

Complete instructions for Windows 7 and probably 8

1. Download and install the visualhg msi
2. Start->Visual Studio 12->Visual Studio Tools->right-click Developer Command Prompt for VS2012 + Run as Administrator :

prompt> devenv /setup

3. In Visual Studio 12: Tools->Options->Source Control->Plugin Selection: VisualHg

New Post: Visual Studio 2012 RC

korg250 — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 14:01:05 GMT

For Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web none of those solutions worked.

The command line used for VS Express was:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\VWDExpress.exe" /setup

...which did not launch VS Express.

I also tried the repair + reboot and installing HgSccPackage, which was also not available for selection in VS after instalation.

New Post: VisualHg activity

clechasseur — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 15:27:47 GMT

I think there's another VS/Hg integration out there, although I've never tried it. However, even though there hasn't been a new release of VisualHg in a while, it still works perfectly fine for me here. I'm using it in Visual Studio 2008 and 2010 - haven't tried 2012 yet.

VisualHg uses TortoiseHg for many commands, but if you're familiar with TortoiseHg, that means you'll be at home with VisualHg as well.

I know that some people are apparently having problems making VisualHg work with Visual Studio 2012, but there seems to be workarounds. Dig around the discussions, it shouldn't be hard to find.

New Post: VisualHg activity

mwpowellhtx — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 13:49:58 GMT

Hello,

I am making a shift into the realm of distributed source control after having used Subversion for a time.

Question #1: I will have inherited a Git repository, and I'd like to migrate that to Hg.

Question #2: How well does this integrate with Visual Studio? 2005? 2008? 2010? 2012?

Question #3: The last release was over a year ago. Does that mean VisualHg has pretty much reached full maturity? Or that there are other, better tools than this?

Thank you...

Best regards,

Michael

New Post: Can VisualHg work without TortoiseHg?

davedev — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 18:01:05 GMT

Hi,

What exactly does VisualHg depend on? Does it only require the TortoiseHg command line program (*.exe) and nothing else? Can I put the command line program on my computer and configure VisualHg to find it without installing TortoiseHg or anything else for that matter?

Basically, I have no experience with Mercurial and no intention of learning it, at least not right now. I just want to contribute a feature to an open source project that uses Mercurial in the easiest way possible, which for me is to get the latest from source control in Visual Studio, make changes, then upload my changes to source control (my Fork, I guess) entirely from within Visual Studio. I'm not interested in installing a shell extension for Hg.

Thanks,
Dave

New Post: Download page not working?

cofilippo — Wed, 24 Oct 2012 21:24:20 GMT

I hoped that by starting this thread I could resolve this issue. My internet connection is working fine otherwise, so I think it is a problem with either CodePlex or the VisualHG project. Can someone help me?