How do I use the [subpaths] section in .hgsub to remap a local subrepo for use in bitbucket?

It looks like your subpaths config is incorrect. The string on the left side must be a pattern that matches an entry in your hgsub I think you want something like: subpaths A/B = https://username@bitbucket. Org/username/B More info may be found in: SubrepoRemappingPlan The subpaths section of hg help hgrc : Here is an excerpt from the hgrc help: Defines subrepositories source locations rewriting rules of the form: pattern> = Where "pattern" is a regular expression matching the source and "replacement" is the replacement string used to rewrite it.

Groups can be matched in "pattern" and referenced in "replacements". For instance: server/(.*)-hg/ = http://hg. Server/\1/ rewrites "server/foo-hg/" into "http://hg.

Server/foo.

It looks like your subpaths config is incorrect. The string on the left side must be a pattern that matches an entry in your .hgsub. I think you want something like: subpaths A/B = https://[email protected]/username/B More info may be found in: SubrepoRemappingPlan The subpaths section of hg help hgrc: Here is an excerpt from the hgrc help: Defines subrepositories source locations rewriting rules of the form: = Where "pattern" is a regular expression matching the source and "replacement" is the replacement string used to rewrite it.

Groups can be matched in "pattern" and referenced in "replacements". For instance: server/(.*)-hg/ = http://hg. Server/\1/ rewrites "server/foo-hg/" into "http://hg.

Server/foo/".

That doesn't work (doing that will make it look for username@bitbucket. Org/username/project/https://… - with the colon escaped). But your answer made me fiddling around in a way that I figured it out - thanks!

– Nathaniel Tucker 2 days ago.

Turns out I think I was testing at a different repo so it wasn't grabbing the match. Here's the working config for all those interested: . Hgsub: A/B = A/B subpaths bitbucket\.

Org/username/projectname/A/B = bitbucket. Org/username/B.

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