NOTICE: Deviation repository has moved to GitHub

I have moved the DeviationTx repository to GitHub as of now. The old bitbucket repository has been deleted. All new code should be here:
github.com/DeviationTX/deviation

While it isn't complete yet, here is where you can go to see the current build status:
travis-ci.org/DeviationTX/deviation

Note that for the moment, the nightlies are still built off my own server, and so they may still fail even if Travis shows no errors. I'll work on changing that over time.

Please let me know if you see any links pointing at the old repository anywhere so that I can update them

What about the lack of "approve" button on github ?
Should we just replace it with an "Approved" comment ?

There are things like 'PullApprove', but honestly I think it is too much work to manage. I think a comment on the pull request will be sufficient.

I have fully enabled Travis-CI now:
travis-ci.org/DeviationTX/deviation/builds

Every commit will build the devo8, devo10, devo12, devo7e, devof12e, and emu_devo8. That is a representative sample that should cover 99% of the code base. They look like this:
travis-ci.org/DeviationTX/deviation/builds/122367314

Nightly builds will run on all targets and will automatically upload to the website. so it is now possible to debug the nightly builds. They will look like this:
travis-ci.org/DeviationTX/deviation/builds/122370201

The nightly builds are still triggered by a cron-job on my personal machine, but I will provide instructions to other admins so they can kick them off if for some reason my cron script stops running.

Note that the per-commit builds are not preserved. We will still get at most 1 build uploaded to the 'nightly' directory per day

Before this thread degenerates, let me clarify:
The nightly builds contain all transmitters that are supported. As of right now that is:
devo6, devo8, devo10, devo12, devo7e, devo f12e, devof7, and devof4

In an effort not to improve feedback, I have selected to only build a subset of those each time a commit is made. This is only relevant for developer feedback, and is not relevant to users whatsoever.

Users will continue to see the same nightlies in the same place they were previously, with the benefit that if they are not generated for some reason, there is an online log detailing the problem.

Can I use hg to pull from the github repository, or should I install something other for that?

no. you need to install git. there are many windows methods of doing that. I think TotoiseGit is the one I've used. Or get going with the Docker image, which (once installed) contains everything you need.