test-wireprotocol: test with both bundle1 and bundle2 Bundle two is becoming the major way of exchanging things now. We duplicate the test and ensure the default version runs using bundle2.

Update debian packaging for 5.1.3

Update debian packaging for 5.0.0

create 3.1 compatibility branch The next changeset drop 3.1 compatibility.

merge with stable

Add "documentation update" to the changelog.

docs: cover 'touch' command

docs: explain that obsolete is not hidden

docs: explain --hidden option Also move the discussion of revision numbers up, and splice the explanation of --hidden into it.

docs: tweak wording, punctuation for better readability

docs: flesh out unfinished bits in the intro page

docs: revive the explanation of divergent changesets in the sharing guide

docs (sharing): more scattered wording tweaks

docs: sharing guide: clarify end-game of "Example 2" - push to dev-repo, rather than pulling into it (consistent with how we work the multiple developer scenario later) - explicitly demonstrate that public changesets are immutable

docs: minor tweaks to sharing guide (suggested by timeless)

docs: add code review scenario to sharing guide The idea is to demonstrate a simpler multiple-developer situation that does not involve getting into trouble. The final scenario illustrates Alice and Bob getting into trouble with bumped and divergent changesets by amending each other's history. The required tests and text are all written, but will need to be heavily revised because of the inserted scenario.

docs: add a bit more hierarchy to the sharing guide

docs: update sharing guide based (mostly) on marmoute's review - don't claim certain scenarios are more/less common, just simple/advanced - mention code review as a multiple-developer scenario (not described in detail yet!) - suggest "hg config --edit --local" instead of "cat >> .hg/hgrc" - use -q less often (and show resulting output) - edit some section headers to be consistent with user guide (example numbers; "amend" instead of "amending") (These are just the small changes; big changes are yet to come.)

Added tag 5.1.3 for changeset c52c15100fb2

prepare version 5.1.3

graft: avoid potential deadlock We must acquire 'wlock' before 'lock'.

commit: avoid potential deadlock We must acquire 'wlock' before 'lock'.

update readme

pull: fix bundle2 part generation The new part generator (allowing partial pull) was unproperly installed.

simple4server: cleanup debug output The debug output got duplicated with the original code. And the cleanup forgot about simple4serve. (code duplicated yeah!)

merge with stable

update readme

discovery: stop being stupid about variable name Overwritten variable are overwritten... The test coverage makes a simple pass in the loop :(

merge with stable

inhibit: explicitly test for None It is always better to check for None explicitly.

#iforgottoamendagain

discovery: port the new hashing version to simple4server

discovery: introduce a obshash1 function using fm1 during hashing (issue4587) The 'fm0' serialisation translate float to text. This give different result between python2.6 and python2.7 (because python2.7 got smarter). The 'fm1' is all binary and expected to be stable so we introduce the ability to do the discovery using hash computed with 'fm1' serialisation. We use a new wireprotocol version (Partly because I'm too lazy to check how to add an argument to the existing one) and capabilities). Support in simple4server is will come in the next changeset.

tests: use 'wget' instead of 'curl' for Windows compatibility The whole test suite now runs without skips, and the only two failures are a bookmark cache issue in test-prune.t, and a local output vs remote output reordering when pushing to ssh. The latter anyway is a core problem.

setup: allow including inhibit in the build Adds the INCLUDE_INHIBIT environment variable to allow including the inhibit extension in the build.

inhibit: Add -D option to the bookmark command The -D option for bookmark is similar to the -B option for strip. It deletes the bookmark and prunes the changes underneath it that are not reachable.

inhibit: don't leave any obsolete commit visible after closing transaction We add a callback to wrap the transaction closure to identify commits that are obsolete and visible. We inhibit them to prevent the user to see instability in the UI.

evolve: apply prune update before creating obsolescence markers Prune used to compute the destination commit to update to after creating the obsolescence markers. This is a commit to prevent a bug that would occur with the changes in inhibit for transactions (next commit). Indeed, with that change in inhibit, when creating the obsolescence markers in prune, they would get inhibited right away and we wouldn't update to the first non obsolete parent but stay on the same node as its obsolescence would have been inhibited (bug).

test-inhibit: check graph after prune We want to ensure prune keep working even with inhibit.

test-inhibit: drop trailing white space

tests: make tests work on Mac OS wc -m adds spacing before the results, we trim them to make the test pass on Mac OS.

merge with stable

inhibit: ensure that no obsolete changesets are visible after a bookmark change When creating a bookmark, we could reveal obsolete changesets. We are inhibiting the obsolete changesets resulting from a bookmark change. There are two ways to record bookmark changes to disk and we wrap both.

inhibit: ensure no visible changesets are obsolete after an update When updating to a commit we want to inhibit any obsolete commit affecting the changeset we are updating to. In other words we don't want any visible commit to be obsolete.

inhibit: enable direct access from parsing the revset tree To enable direct access we: - detect explicit hexadical reference to node in the revset tree - add these hashes to the static blockers to make them and their parent visible for the command to run

Added tag 5.1.2 for changeset e886bc501796

preparing version 5.1.2

update 5.1.2 with latest bugfix