After converting from Hg to Git, how do I remove the Hg source control?
Question
I converted from Hg Git per this blog , which worked fine.
Now I have:
Code\
-\.git
-\.hg
I don't need the .hg repo anymore. Can I just to the following?
- Delete the .hg folder
- Uninstall Hg (and TortoiseHg)
1 answers
solution1
1 2016-10-17 07:09:57
Yes, you can do that. .hg folder only contains information needed by mercurial, git doesn't need that for anything. Everything git needs is in .git folder.
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