I have a repo with two sub-repos set up like this:
project/
|-- folder1
|-- folder2
|-- www [subrepo]
|-- dev [subrepo]
On Machine A, I have checked out project, www, and dev, and modified .hgsub as such. I have to commit this in order for the www and dev subrepositories to be recognised by hg (commit -S, etc).
However Machine B only uses the www functionality of the project, so it looks like this:
project/
|-- folder1
|-- folder2
|-- www [subrepo]
Again, the .hgsub in Machine B only has an entry for www, and I have to commit this for hg to recognise it as a subrepo.
What I'd like to do is do push and pull to my central repo but NOT push/pull the .hgsub. Otherwise, if I commit and push .hgsub from Machine A say, and then pull from Machine B, I automatically get the dev subrepo as well as the www subrepo that I don't want.
So I modify .hgsub again on Machine B to only have www and commit it for it to take effect. I do some work in the www subrepo on Machine B and want to push back out to the central repo, but it will also push out the change to .hgsub. Now when I pull on Machine A, my 'dev' subrepo is gone and I have to add it back to .hgsub again, and I go back and forth like this until I pull my hair out in frustration.
Is there any way to get around this? .hgsub must be locally committed on each machine in order for the subrepos to work, but I don't want them to be pushed or pulled. Is there a .hgignore for push/pull?
cheers.