spelling: changeset

readme: remove the part about 3.7 and hgext3rd We are using direct path already so we don't need any magic here. The 'hgext3rd.'bit is only required (for 3.7) when the module is installed and we rely on sys.path to find it.

merge with other duplicate head

histedit: restrict default edited set to current topic when possible If we have an active topic, we restrict the edit within that topic.

stack: add a 'stack()' revset We give access to the list of relevant commit with a revset. Benefits over 'topic(.)' are the filtering of obsolete changeset and the reordering (to topological as-in unstability were resolved).

stack: display the base of the stack Displaying the first parent of the stack seems useful. I'm even tempted to call it 't0' and have the topic still active when 'hg up t0' is used to move to the base. As a side effect we gain a way to denote that the stack is not linear. I'm not super convinced that it is the right way to display it, but this is better than no information.

stack: add some default color configuration We can make the output more insightful with some default colors, let's do it.

stack: add basic formatter and label support This still is not great, especially I would like '-T' to be able to control how we display the changeset, but this is useful progress.

stack: show the currently active changeset and unstable ones Still super basic, but give a basic idea of the feature. We use both symbols and explicit text because symbols are cool but text is more explicit

stack: add "t" prefix to index in the output This make the existance and meaning of "t2" reference clearer.

stack: allow to refer to changeset using "t2" form hg up "t0" is seen as "update to the first changeset of my current topic". Eventually we'll drop the "t2" form in favor of the planned generic indexing operator '.{t2}'.

topic: don't take topic into account when pushing to non-topic repo Previously, pushing to a non-publishing repository without topic support would wrongfully use topic when searching for new heads.