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What is the best way to run a project in mercurial when you already have files in the project?

I start with Mercurial. I am reading a Mercury book , but there is still a question.

I started my project a month ago, and I have a lot of files and directories in it. Now I want to use Mercurial and make an account in a bitbucket. Now I want to install this project in Bitbucket. How can I add all these files to the bitbucket repository?

This is what I thought I could do: I could try (1) to clone an empty repo (from the bitpack) (1) copy all the files to this directory, (3) give out "hg add" and after that (4) commit .

Perhaps you have a better way to do this.

Thank!

(1)

hg clone https://ME@bitbucket.org/ME/myproject

(2)

cp existing-project/* myproject/
cd myproject

(3)

hg add

(4)

hg commit -u ME

(5)

hg push (i think i have to do this to make the changes visible)
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