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Tortoisehg upgrade11/6/2022 I’ve done further digging since posting this article, and unfortunately, I’m not convinced that this is the exact answer to the authorization problem. Once you’ve specified your username in the URL, you’re no longer prompted for it, only the password, however the “abort: authorization failed” issue will go away! A set of graphical tools for the Mercurial distributed source control. #Tortoisehg upgrade password#In this case, my username is “craigtp”, obviously, replace that with your own username for your own repository/Bitbucket account.īizarrely, this is still required to get around the “authorization failed” issue even though TortoiseHg will prompt you at runtime for both your bitbucket username and password (if the username is not specified in the URL). the remote repository URL should be something like and NOT “” – See the screenshot to the right. When a commit fixes this, tortoisehg-hg will at least be a temporary replacement, but for now I think there is unfortunately nothing to do (except block mercurial version in nf, but I don't feel like doing that). It seems the way to fix this is to always ensure that the Bitbucket username is specified within the “remote repository” URL! When I run hg -version on the server is shows version 1.8.3 instead of 2.6 I have rebooted and in the Workbench UI it shows the correct ver. Ever get the notorious “abort: authorization failed” message from a Mercurial “push” command? We just upgraded Team City and Mecurial on our server.
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