Mercurial used in a sentence

Mercurial in a sentence as an adjective

I was forced to use mercurial for a few years at work and I really hated it.

I don't mean this to be a comment suggesting that they should use git instead of mercurial.

If you tried mercurial a few years ago and were scared away due to speed or functionality issues, you might want to give it another shot.

In mercurial you can't even figure that out properly because depending on the branch you're on you get different defined tags since tags are stored in the tree.

"I've really tried to 'get into' mercurial's mindset several times now, but never could, whereas, IMO, git's model is simple and powerful.

'The other arguments amount stuff like:1. I use mercurial all of the time and I don't understand how anyone can use git because of | commit --amend | rebase --interactive | etc> that allows you to rewrite commits.

In this day and age the conscientiousness of man is one of the last remaining defenses to fight the many evils, new or old, mercurial or familiar.

All of them emerged due to the end of license agreement for a free license of bitkeeper for the linux kernel.\nGit won due mainly to Linus personnality and the rise of "social coding" via github.\nBazaar failed because, at the beginning, it was painfully slow compare to git and mercurial.

How do the jenkins guys break their repo so casually and find themselves struggling to recover it?i believe this is the robustness mentioned here: "The changeset graph is in some sense more "robust" in that it's just there and doesn't change on its own initiative"mercurial seems loathe to alter history - which is pretty sane and common sensical seeming to me, git does it as part of how it is 'supposed to be used' which frankly sounds as mad as travelling back in time to shoot your grandfather.