I'm using SourceTree 2.3.1 on a Mac with a Mercurial repository.
I shelved some changes earlier so I could shift gears and make a different commit. I made that commit, then unshelved the changes. There were some conflicts, and it's left me in a completely broken state unless I break out the terminal.
If I try to commit, revert, or anything really, it fails and tells me "abort: unshelve already in progress (use 'hg unshelve --continue' or 'hg unshelve --abort')." It's cute that a GUI app asks me to input a command-line command, but frustrating because it doesn't offer an easy way for me to do it.
Sometimes this happens when I try to rebase, and there's a "Continue" and "Abort" item in the Actions menu that lets me continue. In this case, they're both disabled.
I was able to use the terminal to get past this, but it seems really dumb that the GUI won't let me choose "abort" without going to the terminal.
This is really frustrating, do we any solution for this @Man ?
Its not allowing me to do anything else.
Hi @Owen Pellegrin,
You are right. Could you please submit a feature request on jira.atlassian.com ?
Thanks,
Manjunath
Sourcetree Mac Developer
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I can't get --abort OR --continue to work. They HG says it's not valid.
SO frustrating!
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This is really frustrating, do we any solution for this @Man ?
Its not allowing me to do anything else.
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It's been 18 months. Seriously? This can't be resolved? I can't get my repository into a proper state because the UI can't handle this, and like @Jason Wicker , the command line doesn't recognize the shelve extension! Extremely frustrating
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Make sure you check `hg shelve --list` that your changes are still there or do other types of backup.
Run `hg update --clean`. This should get you out of the "unfinished update state."
Run `hg revert --all` to clean the working directory.
Run `hg resolve --list` and mark all of the files as resolved.
Run `hg update` to switch to your intended commit then run `hg unshelve`.
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