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Modifying the config file is complicated and error prone, but there hasn't been any other option aside from setting `HGRCPATH` to point to a standalone file. Starting with Mercurial 7.0 (scheduled for March 2025), there's now a global option to specify one or more additional config files on the command line, without disabling the normal system and user level config file processing.[1] Since I'm not sure what the minimum supported Mercurial is for this project, this includes an extension that backports the same option if it is not present in the version of Mercurial that is used, and does nothing if Mercurial natively supports it. I tested back to Mercurial 6.0, which should be more than sufficient- 6.1.4 (June 2022) was the last release to support Python 2 (which has been EOL since Jan 2020), and the Python 3 support before that release was considered experimental. It likely works in earlier versions, but there's a definite minimum of 4.9 (Feb 2019), due to the `exthelper` module import. Without the need to modify a possibly existing file and then restore it when done, a bunch of code falls away, and the tests that supported it. [1] https://repo.mercurial-scm.org/hg/rev/25b344f2aeef
Plugins moved see https://github.com/scm-manager/scm-manager/blob/develop/docs/scm-plugins.md for details.