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Everything we use that is related to Git is inside pyquality/git_utils.py, a really small and simple file.
To add support to Mercurial we should create a file like this, replacing Git commands with Mercurial's and then creating a way to discover if the repository is Mercurial or Git to decide which module (git_utils.py or hg_utils.py) to use.
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Everything we use that is related to Git is inside
pyquality/git_utils.py
, a really small and simple file.To add support to Mercurial we should create a file like this, replacing Git commands with Mercurial's and then creating a way to discover if the repository is Mercurial or Git to decide which module (
git_utils.py
orhg_utils.py
) to use.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: