I've configured Mercurial to talk to Fogbugz as explained in their documentation. Should hg commit inform Fogbugz of the commit making the repository appear in the list of repositories and the commit message in the related bug as per the Bugz tag?
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Judging by the instructions here, the trigger is not commit, but push: the hook is an incoming hook. The idea would appear to be that you have a central repo with this configuration installed, and when you push your change to the central repo it takes care of informing fogbugz. You might also be able to change the hook from incoming to commit, but it's probably better to pair the bug update with a push to some semi-official location.
brendan
2009-07-23 01:09:41
The problem is that I don't have a central repo yet. I've tried to integrate the hook with commit, but it seems nothing happened. I'm not sure.
J. Pablo Fernández
2009-07-23 05:53:45
Well, you can always make a clone on your local machine, set up its `.hg/hgrc` and push to that. All the `incoming` hook cares about is changesets that arrive by `push`.
brendan
2009-07-23 16:59:55