Add mercurial repo provider #1162
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I'm not familiar with the Jupyter context, but the Mercurial side of it looks fine to me. |
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It would be great if someone can have a look at this PR? |
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Note: This PR depends on an unreleased version of repo2docker (jupyterhub/repo2docker#950)
It implements a Mercurial repo provider (and therefore fixes #1148).
I tried to copy the GitRepoProvider but I'm not sure about how are used the different methods (and I don't know Javascript!).
@gracinet You may be interested to check what I did.