Mercurial subrepo - changed .hgsub file but it still tries to pull from old server

Question

I have a mercurial repo with a subrepo:

repo
  subrepo
  .hgsub

The .hgsub originally had

subrepo = https://<domain>/user/repo

and domain was set up with my dns to point to bitbucket (I was playing around with their custom domains feature).

I've now changed .hgsub to:

subrepo = https://[email protected]/user/repo

But when I try to pull from the subrepo I get the error:

abort: <domain> certificate error: certificate is for bitbucket.org

Which means it is still trying to pull from my domain rather than from bitbucket.

I've checked my repo/subrepo/.hg/hgrc file and it correctly updated to:

[paths]
default = https://[email protected]/user/repo

Why is it still trying to pull from the old domain?

If I try to push from repo then it pushes correctly to bitbucket.

Edit: Actually, push from the subrepo doesn't work but does work from the parent repo

repo > push - works, pushes to bitbucket

subrepo > pull - doesn't work, tries to pull from my domain

subrepo > push - doesn't work, tries to pull from my domain

So in your last actual revision your .hgsub has correct path? — zerkms
Yes, the .hgsub has the correct path, I have both committed and pushed it to the remote repo. push works fine but pull and incoming throw the same error. — carpat
Edited question, push works from the parent repo but not from the subrepo. — carpat
have you re-cloned the nested repository after changed .hgsub? — zerkms
Just did, and that fixed it. I guess it is cached somewhere. If you add an answer I'll accept it. — carpat

zerkms zerkms · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-12T21:51:16

You need to re-clone the nested repository after you have changed .hgsub