@hackage darcs2.10.3

a distributed, interactive, smart revision control system

  • Installation

    Custom

  • Dependencies (42)

  • Dependents (6)

    @hackage/darcsden, @hackage/darcs-fastconvert, @hackage/DPM, @hackage/acme-everything, @hackage/darcs2dot, @hackage/ipatch

    • Package Flags

      curl
       (on by default)

      Use libcurl for HTTP support.

      pkgconfig
       (off by default)

      Use pkgconfig to configure libcurl

      http
       (on by default)

      Use the pure Haskell HTTP package for HTTP support.

      static
       (off by default)

      Build static binary

      terminfo
       (on by default)

      Use the terminfo package for enhanced console support.

      threaded
       (on by default)

      Use threading and SMP support.

      executable
       (on by default)

      Build darcs executable

      hpc
       (off by default)
      rts
       (off by default)
      optimize
       (on by default)

      Build with optimizations (-O2)

      warn-as-error
       (off by default)

      Build with warnings-as-errors

      use-local-data-map-strict
       (off by default)

      Support containers < 0.5, by using a local copy of the Data.Map.Strict module from containers 0.5.

      libiconv
       (off by default)

      Explicitly link against the libiconv library.

      hashed-storage-diff
       (off by default)
      use-time-1point5
       (on by default)
      network-uri
       (on by default)

      Get Network.URI from the network-uri package

Darcs

Darcs is a distributed version control system written in Haskell.

Getting started

Compiling

Build instructions are available at http://darcs.net/Binaries.

Using

To clone a repository from HTTP and send patches by mail:

$ darcs clone --lazy http://darcs.net
$ (edit files)
$ darcs add (new files)
$ darcs record -m "my changes"
$ darcs send

To clone from SSH and push patches:

$ darcs clone user@hub.darcs.net:user/repo
$ (edit files)
$ darcs add (new files)
$ darcs record -m "my changes"
$ darcs push

To create a project and start working:

$ darcs init (project)
$ cd (project)
$ (add files)
$ darcs add (files)
$ darcs record -m "initial version"

See http://darcs.net/Using for more information.

Reporting bugs

Please send bug reports to bugs@darcs.net.