Heptapod Blog

The release of Heptapod 17.8 not so long ago was the first to include a feature funded by our Sponsorable Issues program: automatic clone bundles, sponsored by [Logilab].

We are calling out for beta testing of the data migration that makes Projects eventually not need the auxiliary conversions to Git.

This article is intended for our early adopters. If your Heptapod instance was created at version 0.25 or later, it is unlikely that you have any concerned …

What are native Mercurial projects? What does this "fully native" qualifier you've seen here or there in our issues and merge requests mean? How will Heptapod get there?

This is about getting rid of the side conversions to Git that Heptapod performs under the hood, and the Heptapod 1.0 …

Many things happened this summer since the end of the Bitbucket era and the Heptapod 0.15.0 release, so it's well worth an account.

We'll begin with a recap of advances from July on developer tools, then report on the first Heptapod sprint and end with current progress towards …

Last week, Bitbucket updated their "sunsetting" announcement with the new July 1st, 2020 deadline. Here we explore some implications of this piece of good news, for Heptapod and the Mercurial ecosystem.

Following the launch of our public instance for FOSS projects, we've presented it at FOSDEM, started to onboard projects, released version 0.8.2 and been provided CI resources by the OSU OSL.