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Crucible - How to exclude some branches?

ViktorT
January 17, 2012

I'd like to exclude some branches in my mercurial repo, so that cru/fisheye completely ignores any commits to those branches.

I found "exclude paths", but all paths are valid for my case, it's only about branches. Any suggestions? tnx.

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ViktorT
March 14, 2012

Path wasn't a solution because I needed several specific branches. So I created a copy of repo and set branches in pull request params.

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Renjith Pillai
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March 14, 2012

Victor, am not sure about Mercurial, but for svn, we could give the path of the trunk alone while adding the repository, rather than giving the repository path. Won't that restrict the Fisheye scanning only the trunk?

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Shreya Rawal
March 14, 2012

Hey Victor,

I want to do something similar, how did you specify the excluded branches.

Thanks!

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