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URL: https://mercurial.selenic.com
Proper Citation: Mercurial (RRID:SCR_013985)
Description: A software application which provides distributed source control management for projects. Using Mercurial, each developer has a local copy of the project development history. Mercurialhas a user friendly interface, is written mostly in Python, and works independently of network access or a central server. Functionality can be increased using extensions, either by downloading them or writing new ones.
Resource Type: data management software, software resource, software application
Keywords: software application, data management, distributed source control management
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