On Fri, Oct 21, 2016 at 1:12 PM, Brett Cannon <brett at python.org> wrote: >> in first cpython, then 2.7 repos I should be up-to-date, correct? > > > Nope, you need to execute the same steps in your 2.7 checkout "repos" == "checkout" in my message. So the hg up -C solved my problem, but I'm still a bit confused (nothing new, in addition to which I only use hg for my Python repositories)... Why didn't a plain "hg up" tell me it couldn't update some files because of changes? Or, like git (I think), attempt to incorporate the upstream changes, then leave conflict markers if that failed? Skip
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