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I am making copy of existing files in a folder (selecting them in Pycharm, copying and pasting to another folder).



Also I tried to make a copy of files in Mac OS terminal



cp -R source_folder destination_folder


In both cases TortoiseHG show that the file has been copied from its source. How to make a copy of files without saving the history? I need the file to be created as a new one



It's possible if I manually create a new file and copying the content of source file to the new one. But it's much more complex way if you have plenty of files to copy






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    I am making copy of existing files in a folder (selecting them in Pycharm, copying and pasting to another folder).



    Also I tried to make a copy of files in Mac OS terminal



    cp -R source_folder destination_folder


    In both cases TortoiseHG show that the file has been copied from its source. How to make a copy of files without saving the history? I need the file to be created as a new one



    It's possible if I manually create a new file and copying the content of source file to the new one. But it's much more complex way if you have plenty of files to copy






    mercurial pycharm tortoisehg







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      I am making copy of existing files in a folder (selecting them in Pycharm, copying and pasting to another folder).



      Also I tried to make a copy of files in Mac OS terminal



      cp -R source_folder destination_folder


      In both cases TortoiseHG show that the file has been copied from its source. How to make a copy of files without saving the history? I need the file to be created as a new one



      It's possible if I manually create a new file and copying the content of source file to the new one. But it's much more complex way if you have plenty of files to copy






      mercurial pycharm tortoisehg







      share|improve this question













      I am making copy of existing files in a folder (selecting them in Pycharm, copying and pasting to another folder).



      Also I tried to make a copy of files in Mac OS terminal



      cp -R source_folder destination_folder


      In both cases TortoiseHG show that the file has been copied from its source. How to make a copy of files without saving the history? I need the file to be created as a new one



      It's possible if I manually create a new file and copying the content of source file to the new one. But it's much more complex way if you have plenty of files to copy






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          Seems like I found the solution. I guess that copying from Pycharm executes hg copy command (that was mentioned in other questions).



          Copying from terminal is ok, but I forgot to forget previously copied files. I clicked with right button on filename in TortoiseHG and chosen forget option. Then copied from terminal window as I made before



          cp -R source_folder destination_folder


          And thats it






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            Seems like I found the solution. I guess that copying from Pycharm executes hg copy command (that was mentioned in other questions).



            Copying from terminal is ok, but I forgot to forget previously copied files. I clicked with right button on filename in TortoiseHG and chosen forget option. Then copied from terminal window as I made before



            cp -R source_folder destination_folder


            And thats it






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              Seems like I found the solution. I guess that copying from Pycharm executes hg copy command (that was mentioned in other questions).



              Copying from terminal is ok, but I forgot to forget previously copied files. I clicked with right button on filename in TortoiseHG and chosen forget option. Then copied from terminal window as I made before



              cp -R source_folder destination_folder


              And thats it






              share|improve this answer























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                Seems like I found the solution. I guess that copying from Pycharm executes hg copy command (that was mentioned in other questions).



                Copying from terminal is ok, but I forgot to forget previously copied files. I clicked with right button on filename in TortoiseHG and chosen forget option. Then copied from terminal window as I made before



                cp -R source_folder destination_folder


                And thats it






                share|improve this answer












                Seems like I found the solution. I guess that copying from Pycharm executes hg copy command (that was mentioned in other questions).



                Copying from terminal is ok, but I forgot to forget previously copied files. I clicked with right button on filename in TortoiseHG and chosen forget option. Then copied from terminal window as I made before



                cp -R source_folder destination_folder


                And thats it







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