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>>! According Atlassian: > Creating new Mercurial repositories on Bitbucket will be disabled on February 1, 2020, and Mercurial features and repositories will be removed from Bitbucket on **May 30, 2020**. Reference: https://bitbucket.org/blog/sunsetting-mercurial-support-in-bitbucket BitBucket has historically been created to host Mercurial repositories. So this situation is rather frustrating. But as Mercurial support decreases, the easiest path is to migrate all to Git. ## Repositories to migrate ### Nasqueron repositories All have been migrated. ### EWOSP | **Name** | **VCS** | **New repo URL** | **Status** | | Base64ToolBox | Git| https://github.com/ewosp/base64toolbox | {icon check-circle color=green} ### Wolfplex | **Name** | **VCS** | **New repo URL** | **Status** | | GFX | Git| https://github.com/wolfplex/gfx | {icon stop-circle color=red} ### Third-party software we use | **Name** | **VCS** | **New repo URL** | **Status** | | t | Mercurial | https://hg.stevelosh.com/t | {icon check-circle color=green} | hgsubversion | Mercurial | //Not migrated// | {icon stop-circle color=red} If you follow those repos on your account, you can have a list at https://bitbucket.org/dashboard/repositories?scm=hg

>>! According Atlassian: > Creating new Mercurial repositories on Bitbucket will be disabled on February 1, 2020, and Mercurial features and repositories will be removed from Bitbucket on **May 30, 2020**. Reference: https://bitbucket.org/blog/sunsetting-mercurial-support-in-bitbucket BitBucket has historically been created to host Mercurial repositories. So this situation is rather frustrating. But as Mercurial support decreases, the easiest path is to migrate all to Git. ## Repositories to migrate If you follow those repos on your account, you can have a list at https://bitbucket.org/dashboard/repositories?scm=hg ### Nasqueron repositories It seems all have been migrated. ### EWOSP | **Name** | **VCS** | **New repo URL** | **Status** | | Base64ToolBox | Git| https://github.com/ewosp/base64toolbox | {icon check-circle color=green} ### Wolfplex | **Name** | **VCS** | **New repo URL** | **Status** | | GFX | Git| https://github.com/wolfplex/gfx | {icon stop-circle color=red} ### Third-party software we use | **Name** | **VCS** | **New repo URL** | **Status** | | t | Mercurial | https://hg.stevelosh.com/t | {icon check-circle color=green} | hgsubversion | Mercurial | //Not migrated// | {icon stop-circle color=red}

>>! According Atlassian: > Creating new Mercurial repositories on Bitbucket will be disabled on February 1, 2020, and Mercurial features and repositories will be removed from Bitbucket on **May 30, 2020**. Reference: https://bitbucket.org/blog/sunsetting-mercurial-support-in-bitbucket BitBucket has historically been created to host Mercurial repositories. So this situation is rather frustrating. But as Mercurial support decreases, the easiest path is to migrate all to Git. ## Repositories to migrate If you follow those repos on your account, you can have a list at https://bitbucket.org/dashboard/repositories?scm=hg ### Nasqueron repositories AIt seems all have been migrated. ### EWOSP | **Name** | **VCS** | **New repo URL** | **Status** | | Base64ToolBox | Git| https://github.com/ewosp/base64toolbox | {icon check-circle color=green} ### Wolfplex | **Name** | **VCS** | **New repo URL** | **Status** | | GFX | Git| https://github.com/wolfplex/gfx | {icon stop-circle color=red} ### Third-party software we use | **Name** | **VCS** | **New repo URL** | **Status** | | t | Mercurial | https://hg.stevelosh.com/t | {icon check-circle color=green} | hgsubversion | Mercurial | //Not migrated// | {icon stop-circle color=red} If you follow those repos on your account, you can have a list at https://bitbucket.org/dashboard/repositories?scm=hg