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Does sourcetree support qclone for cloning forked mq patches?

JDFagan
JDFagan November 25, 2012

It seems that SourceTree does not properly issue a "hg qclone" command when trying to clone a patch of a repo (i.e., forked repo via MQ patches will have a command line of hg qclone ssh://repourlhere).

Can you confirm that SourceTree currently doesn't issue this type of command for patched repos?

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November 25, 2012

Correct, SourceTree currently has no support for MQ.

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JDFagan
JDFagan November 25, 2012

Thanks. Are there plans for supporting this in the future? If not, it would be nice to add this to future features list.

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