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Hi there everybody. I would like to know if something like Drydrop, but using a Mercurial repository instead of a Git one, exists.

(I know that I could just mirror my original repository to Github or some other Git hosting service, I only wanted to be sure there was not a more direct alternative).

Thank you.

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drydrop simply relies on post-commit hooks and reading the raw files from the web interface - to the best of my knowledge, very little in it is Git specific. It should be fairly straightforward to modify it for any type of repository, presuming it supports post-commit hooks.

Nick Johnson
and mercurial does post-commit hooks just fine.
Ry4an
Thanks for your fine information. I didn't studied drydrop behaviour in detail (in fact, I hadn't ever cared to bookmark its URL the first time I heard of it), but as it works as you said, such a modification should be feasible.
Emanuele Cipolla