Mercurial <--> git cheat sheet?

git mercurial

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Solution 1

Git hg rosetta stone is pretty extensive

Solution 2

You also have quite a complete reference in the Mercurial Wiki itself:

Mercurial for Git users

Solution 3

Disclaimer: I work for Atlassian.

We have a less comprehensive cheat sheet comparing equivalent/similar SVN, Git & Hg commands in our blog post comparing Git to Mercurial.

Solution 4

There's one at Hyperpolyglot.

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Updated on September 13, 2020

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David Wolever almost 4 years

Is there a cheat sheet or wiki page out there which relates hg commands to git commands, and vise-versa?

I'd like to know for two reasons: first, I'd like to be able to translate git-speak¹ into Mercurial, and second I'd like to be aware of the subtle differences between similar-sounding commands (eg, hg pull and git pull).

¹ case in point: git push origin :refs/heads/foo
- Ben Moss almost 14 years
  
  possible duplicate of Git equivalents of most common Mercurial commands?
Eliot about 13 years

Page is currently broken, it says "no block given."
chryss about 13 years

Thanks. Clearly the author is reorganising his workspace on Github -- I've linked to a specific revision on the wiki.
Michael Haren about 10 years

Link to relevant section: github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/Git-hg-rosetta-stone#rosetta-sto‌ne
Chris Marisic over 9 years

I created an updated version of the rosetta stone that includes all of the years worth of contributions that were not visible.