Mercurial installation in Eclipse

Step-by-step guide
- Over an Eclipse Project, click share and verify if you have or not the mercurial eclipse plugin installed. 
- if no: 
    - go to Help->Install new software
    - Inside the "work with" field write: http://mercurialeclipse.eclipselabs.org.codespot.com/hg.wiki/update_site/stable
    - Add it
    - Download the "MercurialEclipse Stable Release"
- Check if you have the hg command installed in your computer
    - open a terminal
    - type hg
        - if you see an error, go to http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/Download and download a mercurial version.
        - Install the mercurial only version. No tortoise.
        - Avoid installing to a path with some spaces in their names: "Archivos de Programa". Eclipse has troubles with them.
- Find your Mercurial.ini
    - It can be found in the folder ~/.hgrc on *nix systems and in %UserProfile%\mercurial.ini on Windows systems. (%UserProfile% is typically "C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\" on Windows 2000 or Windows XP systems, and typically C:\Users\[username]\ on Windows Vista and Windows 7 systems.)
    - I had mine (in windows 7) inside the installation folder: C:\Development\Mercurial
- Find this line:
    ; username = Joe User <j.user@example.com>
- Replace it with your information, delete the ";" and save.
- Go to Ecplise -> Window -> Preferences
- Click on Mercurial
- Browse and find the hg command. 
- Change the username and set it to the username on bitbucket.
- Right click on the project and select Team -> Share Project
- Select Mercurial and click finish

- Now, go to bitbucket
- Create a new repo
- Click on Clone and copy the https url

- Go back to Eclipse
- Right click on the project
- Select team     
    - If the repo has nothing on it, you can just commit and then push
    - If the repo has something (it's not a new repo), then you should pull and merge before commit and push
- You should see your commited code in bitbucket

by edge