I am using Tortoise-Hg, and have a Mercurial repository
In my Tortoise-Hg Repository Settings, I have two paths for remote repositories; A as parent, and B as default. (parent and default are just aliases)
This is the situation; Have a repository A on the network, where many developers clone from. Have my cloned repository B on the network. I own this repository . Have the local repository to code my changes in my C drive. The usual stuff...
Once I make my code changes in local, I push those to B and if stuff in B gets approved than it gets pushed into A from my local repository for release.
Now I need to push few patches to A because I have non-approved change-sets in local where I already pushed to B for review.
I've created patches for multiple change-sets by using Export functionality of Tortoise-Hg Workbench.
Now how do I apply these patches to A on the remote path by using a GUI tool or command line? I should not apply to B again.
I was assuming wrong about the possibility of applying patches directly to a URL. Now I know that such a thing is not possible. All I had to do was to create another repository of A on my hard drive and import patches of B to there.