I've got a checkout of a project on my machine to which I've added subrepo. Works fine on that checkout, but when I clone the project in other location it doesn't clone subrepos. .hgsub is pushed to default.
Dir structure is
./projA/ ## - the main project directory
./projA/lib/projB/ ## - the sub-repo project directory
And .hgsub:
lib/projB = [hg]ssh://[email protected]/username/projB
Now when I do hg clone ssh://[email protected]/username/projA it makes no attempts whatsoever to fetch subrepo. What am I missing?
I've kind of found solution. The problem was that .hgsubstate file was not generated. I've manually created one using hashes obtained via hg --debug id -i lib/projB/ thus situation was like:
.hgsubs
lib/projB = [hg]ssh://[email protected]/user/projB/
.hgsubstate
1e07729703d0e9447ae174a732bfd3e1cbdd96f4 lib/projB
Interestingly enough, after committing .hgsubstate it did get auto-regenerated.
After that change cloning works as expected, cloning recursively both main repo and subrepo:
hg clone ssh://[email protected]/user/projA
destination directory: projA
requesting all changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 13 changesets with 24 changes to 10 files
updating to branch default
cloning subrepo lib/projB from ssh://[email protected]/user/projB
requesting all changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 653 changesets with 3864 changes to 1899 files