Make A Change To The Repository Source

On Windows:

This repository contains a website which, as of this writing, has a single index.html file. Bitbucket allows you to host a website in a Mercurial repository. To see the hosted website, go to https://tutorials.bitbucket.org - you may encounter an Untrusted Connection message. Go ahead through to the site. You'll see that the site contains a single page that lists favorite quotes from "bitbuckians" which is just a writer-invented word for users of Bitbucket. Now, it is your turn to record your favorite comedic quote...or just a favorite quote. Do the following to contribute to this repository:

  • Use Google or some other search engine to locate your favorite quote.
  • In the TortoiseHG Workbench, select the index.html file.
  • Right-click to display the context menu.

  • Choose Edit Local.
    The file is an HTML file.
  • Go ahead and include an photo or image using an tag and the quote right above the

    tag in the file.
    Here is a sample of what an addition will look like:

    //www.sample.com/image.gif"/>

    QUOTE_YOU_WANT_TO_ADD

    If you are not sure what to do, you can copy and modify another user's entry. You can actually do whatever you like here (ok, within reason). For example, one user cleaned up our HTML - thanks Jon! And another added some nifty CSS - thanks Andrei!

  • Close and save the file.
  • Refresh the Working Directory.

  • Enter a commit message in the space provided.
  • Press the Commit icon (check symbol) to commit your changes.
  • Press the Push outgoing changes to selected URL icon.

  • The system prompts you to confirm your action.
  • Press Yes.
    The system pushes your changes to the forked repository.

On Mac/Linux:

This repository contains a website which, as of this writing, has a single index.html file. Bitbucket allows you to host a website in a Mercurial repository. To see the hosted website, go to https://tutorials.bitbucket.org - you may encounter an Untrusted Connection message. Go ahead through to the site. You'll see that the site contains a single page that lists favorite quotes from "bitbuckians" which is just a writer-invented word for users of Bitbucket. Now, it is your turn to record your favorite comedic quote...or just a favorite quote. Do the following to contribute to this repository:

  1. Use Google or some other search engine to locate your favorite quote.
  2. Using your favorite editor, edit the index.html file.
  3. Add your name, a date, and your favorite quote.
    You can actually do whatever you like here (ok, within reason you can). For example, you can choose to link to an image or add one to the repository. If you add an image, don't forget to do hg add filename to add it to source control.
  4. Save and close the file.
  5. Display the status of the repo:
    myhost:myquotefork manthony$ hg status
    M index.html
            
    

    If you added an image file, you'll see that as well. Don'

  6. Commit your changes locally, for example:
    hg commit -m "adding a quote by Bill Hicks"
            
    
  7. Push your changes to your Bitbucket fork.
    myhost:myquotefork manthony$ hg push
    pushing to https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_tutorial/myquotefork
    searching for changes
    http authorization required
    realm: Bitbucket.org HTTP
    user: atlassian_tutorial
    password: 
    remote: adding changesets
    remote: adding manifests
    remote: adding file changes
    remote: added 1 changesets with 1 changes to 1 files
    remote: bb/acl: atlassian_tutorial is allowed. accepted