evolve: remove unnecessary code since it's been covered already
We don't need this logic any more since the case of "two divergent
csets where one is the parent of other" has been handled correctly
by the logic present in method _prepcontentdivresolution()
This is how things works in method _prepcontentdivresolution()
for our case i.e "content-divergence with parent-child relation":
cset_b (content-divergent)
|
cset_a (content-divergent)
|
~
Acc. to revision selection criteria:
"divergent" = min_revision(cset_a, cset_b)
So always "divergent" will be cset_a and "other" will be "cset_b"
and resolution parent will be the successor of parent of cset_a
Both the csets will be merged and resolution cset will be based on
correct revision.
The result could be wrong only in the case when "divergent" is cset_b
which is not possible acc. to the current logic.
Tests for changing and clearing topics
======================================
$ . "$TESTDIR/testlib/topic_setup.sh"
$ cat <<EOF >> $HGRCPATH
> [experimental]
> # disable the new graph style until we drop 3.7 support
> graphstyle.missing = |
> evolution=createmarkers, allowunstable
> [phases]
> publish=false
> [alias]
> glog = log -G -T "{rev}:{node|short} \{{topic}}\n{desc} ({bookmarks})\n\n"
> EOF
About the glog output: {} contains the topic name and () will contain the bookmark
Setting up a repo
----------------
$ hg init topics
$ cd topics
$ for ch in a b c d e f g h; do touch $ch; echo "foo" >> $ch; hg ci -Aqm "Added "$ch; done
$ hg glog
@ 7:ec2426147f0e {}
| Added h ()
|
o 6:87d6d6676308 {}
| Added g ()
|
o 5:825660c69f0c {}
| Added f ()
|
o 4:aa98ab95a928 {}
| Added e ()
|
o 3:62615734edd5 {}
| Added d ()
|
o 2:28ad74487de9 {}
| Added c ()
|
o 1:29becc82797a {}
| Added b ()
|
o 0:18d04c59bb5d {}
Added a ()
Clearing topic from revision without topic
$ hg topic -r . --clear
cleared topic on 0 changesets
Clearing current topic when no active topic is not error
$ hg topic
$ hg topic --clear
Setting topics to all the revisions
$ hg topic -r 0:: foo
switching to topic foo
changed topic on 8 changesets to "foo"
$ hg glog
@ 15:05095f607171 {foo}
| Added h ()
|
o 14:97505b53ab0d {foo}
| Added g ()
|
o 13:75a8360fe626 {foo}
| Added f ()
|
o 12:abcedffeae90 {foo}
| Added e ()
|
o 11:1315a3808ed0 {foo}
| Added d ()
|
o 10:1fa891977a22 {foo}
| Added c ()
|
o 9:a53ba98dd6b8 {foo}
| Added b ()
|
o 8:86a186070af2 {foo}
Added a ()
Clearing the active topic using --clear
$ hg topic
* foo (8 changesets)
$ hg topic --clear
$ hg topic
foo (8 changesets)
Changing topics on some revisions (also testing issue 5441)
$ hg topic -r abcedffeae90:: bar
switching to topic bar
changed topic on 4 changesets to "bar"
$ hg glog
@ 19:d7d36e193ea7 {bar}
| Added h ()
|
o 18:e7b418d79a05 {bar}
| Added g ()
|
o 17:82e0b14f4d9e {bar}
| Added f ()
|
o 16:edc4a6b9ea60 {bar}
| Added e ()
|
o 11:1315a3808ed0 {foo}
| Added d ()
|
o 10:1fa891977a22 {foo}
| Added c ()
|
o 9:a53ba98dd6b8 {foo}
| Added b ()
|
o 8:86a186070af2 {foo}
Added a ()
Changing topics without passing topic name and clear
$ hg topic -r .
abort: changing topic requires a topic name or --clear
[255]
Changing topic using --current flag
$ hg topic foobar
$ hg topic -r . --current
active topic 'foobar' grew its first changeset
(see 'hg help topics' for more information)
changed topic on 1 changesets to "foobar"
$ hg glog -r .
@ 20:c2d6b7df5dcf {foobar}
| Added h ()
|
Changing topic in between the stack
$ hg topic -r 9::10 --current
5 new orphan changesets
changed topic on 2 changesets to "foobar"
$ hg glog
o 22:1b88140feefe {foobar}
| Added c ()
|
o 21:c39cabfcbbf7 {foobar}
| Added b ()
|
| @ 20:c2d6b7df5dcf {foobar}
| | Added h ()
| |
| * 18:e7b418d79a05 {bar}
| | Added g ()
| |
| * 17:82e0b14f4d9e {bar}
| | Added f ()
| |
| * 16:edc4a6b9ea60 {bar}
| | Added e ()
| |
| * 11:1315a3808ed0 {foo}
| | Added d ()
| |
| x 10:1fa891977a22 {foo}
| | Added c ()
| |
| x 9:a53ba98dd6b8 {foo}
|/ Added b ()
|
o 8:86a186070af2 {foo}
Added a ()
$ hg rebase -s 11 -d 22
rebasing 11:1315a3808ed0 "Added d" (foo)
switching to topic foo
rebasing 16:edc4a6b9ea60 "Added e" (bar)
switching to topic bar
rebasing 17:82e0b14f4d9e "Added f" (bar)
rebasing 18:e7b418d79a05 "Added g" (bar)
rebasing 20:c2d6b7df5dcf "Added h" (foobar)
switching to topic foobar
$ hg glog
@ 27:a1a9465da59b {foobar}
| Added h ()
|
o 26:7c76c271395f {bar}
| Added g ()
|
o 25:7f26084dfaf1 {bar}
| Added f ()
|
o 24:b1f05e9ba0b5 {bar}
| Added e ()
|
o 23:f9869da2286e {foo}
| Added d ()
|
o 22:1b88140feefe {foobar}
| Added c ()
|
o 21:c39cabfcbbf7 {foobar}
| Added b ()
|
o 8:86a186070af2 {foo}
Added a ()
Amending a topic
----------------
When the changeset has a topic and we have different active topic
$ hg topic wat
$ hg ci --amend
active topic 'wat' grew its first changeset
(see 'hg help topics' for more information)
$ hg glog -r .
@ 28:61470c956807 {wat}
| Added h ()
|
Clear the current topic and amending
$ hg topic --clear
$ hg ci --amend
$ hg glog -r .
@ 29:b584fa49f42e {}
| Added h ()
|
When the changeset does not has a topic but we have an active topic
$ hg topic watwat
marked working directory as topic: watwat
$ hg ci --amend
active topic 'watwat' grew its first changeset
(see 'hg help topics' for more information)
$ hg glog -r .
@ 30:a24c31c35013 {watwat}
| Added h ()
|
Testing changing topics on public changeset
-------------------------------------------
$ hg phase -r 8 -p
Clearing the topic
$ hg topic -r 8 --clear
abort: can't change topic of a public change
[255]
Changing the topic
$ hg topic -r 8 foobarboo
abort: can't change topic of a public change
[255]
Testing the bookmark movement
-----------------------------
$ hg bookmark book
$ hg glog
@ 30:a24c31c35013 {watwat}
| Added h (book)
|
o 26:7c76c271395f {bar}
| Added g ()
|
o 25:7f26084dfaf1 {bar}
| Added f ()
|
o 24:b1f05e9ba0b5 {bar}
| Added e ()
|
o 23:f9869da2286e {foo}
| Added d ()
|
o 22:1b88140feefe {foobar}
| Added c ()
|
o 21:c39cabfcbbf7 {foobar}
| Added b ()
|
o 8:86a186070af2 {}
Added a ()
On clearing the topic
$ hg topic -r . --clear
clearing empty topic "watwat"
active topic 'watwat' is now empty
cleared topic on 1 changesets
$ hg glog
@ 31:c48d6d71b2d9 {}
| Added h (book)
|
o 26:7c76c271395f {bar}
| Added g ()
|
o 25:7f26084dfaf1 {bar}
| Added f ()
|
o 24:b1f05e9ba0b5 {bar}
| Added e ()
|
o 23:f9869da2286e {foo}
| Added d ()
|
o 22:1b88140feefe {foobar}
| Added c ()
|
o 21:c39cabfcbbf7 {foobar}
| Added b ()
|
o 8:86a186070af2 {}
Added a ()
On changing the topic
$ hg bookmark bookboo
$ hg topic -r . movebook
switching to topic movebook
changed topic on 1 changesets to "movebook"
$ hg glog
@ 32:1b83d11095b9 {movebook}
| Added h (book bookboo)
|
o 26:7c76c271395f {bar}
| Added g ()
|
o 25:7f26084dfaf1 {bar}
| Added f ()
|
o 24:b1f05e9ba0b5 {bar}
| Added e ()
|
o 23:f9869da2286e {foo}
| Added d ()
|
o 22:1b88140feefe {foobar}
| Added c ()
|
o 21:c39cabfcbbf7 {foobar}
| Added b ()
|
o 8:86a186070af2 {}
Added a ()
Changing topic on secret changesets
-----------------------------------
$ hg up 26
switching to topic bar
0 files updated, 0 files merged, 1 files removed, 0 files unresolved
(leaving bookmark bookboo)
$ hg phase -r . -s -f
$ hg phase -r .
26: secret
$ hg topic -r . watwat
switching to topic watwat
1 new orphan changesets
changed topic on 1 changesets to "watwat"
$ hg glog
@ 33:894983f69e69 {watwat}
| Added g ()
|
| * 32:1b83d11095b9 {movebook}
| | Added h (book bookboo)
| |
| x 26:7c76c271395f {bar}
|/ Added g ()
|
o 25:7f26084dfaf1 {bar}
| Added f ()
|
o 24:b1f05e9ba0b5 {bar}
| Added e ()
|
o 23:f9869da2286e {foo}
| Added d ()
|
o 22:1b88140feefe {foobar}
| Added c ()
|
o 21:c39cabfcbbf7 {foobar}
| Added b ()
|
o 8:86a186070af2 {}
Added a ()
$ hg phase -r .
33: secret