doc: integrate graphviz graphs in tutorials Use the mercurial-graphviz extension (https://bitbucket.org/octobus/mercurial_graphviz) in tutorials in order to have some dot graphs in the tutorials .t files. In order to run the tests, export the GRAPHVIZ_EXTENSION variable which points to your copy of the extension. Please be aware that pygraphviz should be installed in your environment. That should be sufficient for generating dot graphs in text format. Then generate the doc as usual, the sphinx-graphviz extension (http://www .sphinx-doc.org/en/stable/ext/graphviz.html) has been added and it should handle the generation of the graphs. Please be aware that you need the dot binary installed in your system. Please refer to the extension documentation for more configuration.

amend: lift the --interactive constraint on `--extract` The uncommit logic now supports interactive selection.

readme: mention the topic output cleanup

readme: mention the new --interactive mode for uncommit

uncommit: minor comment cleanup in the test Fix some of the sectionning and fix on comments.

uncommit: small cleanup of the interactive test setup

tests: add tests for interactively uncommitting by mentioning files

uncommit: fix the dirstate handling in `uncommit -i` This patch fixes the dirstate handling after `hg uncommit --interactive`. This patch is bit verbose about the logic and efforts are not put to plug the logic into existing logic as it's easier to understand like this. Plugging this into non-interactive logic deserves a separate patch.

uncommit: pre-indent a block in if-True The block will be moved in if-else in next patch.

uncommit: add an interactive option to uncommit This patchs adds an interactive flag to uncommit command which lets you choose hunks interactively. The implementation is as follows: 1) prompt user to select hunks to uncommit interactively 2) make a temporary commit of the hunks user selected 3) calculate the diff of temporary commit and changeset to be uncommitted 4) commit that diff which results in the changeset which should be there after uncommiting 5) create obsmarkers as required, phases and bookmarks handling 6) reroute the working directory

uncommit: pre-indent a block in if-True for the next patch

topic: provide more information when behind count cannot be computed The behind count has been confusing for various user and the associated error message is even worth. We try to clarify it to see if that helps.

topic: show the t0 even if topic is not yet touched

topics: improve the description if topic is not touched Instead of an empty stack in `hg stack` when topic does not contain any changeset, we show `not yet touched`.

topics: show working directory branch when topic is empty

topics: add tests for cases when a topic is empty

readme: mention compatibility with future 4.4

topic: update the message used with --age for empty topic This clarify things when a topic got emptied by publishing.

sharing: edit pass

user-guide: edit pass

topic: stabilise the output of --age when date ties We just needed to introduce sort to stabilize the output order.

tests: update after removing of redundant amend commit Following e8a7c1a0565a, temporary amend commits has been removed impacting all revision numbers in tests including amend operations. Update tests case to use description or hashes when possible and update revisions number when not.

topic: setup 'topic' value for working ctx The way amend work in core change in e8a7c1a0565a. The intermediate commit disappear and we can no longer rely on it to carry the topic value to amend. To fix this, we ensure the current topic value can be retrieved through the `workingctx.extra()` value. Since there is no way to carry a "missing" key information in a way that survives and "dict.update" call. We also has to introduce hacking behavior about a special empty value for topic.

tests: abstract version number for test-topic-stack.t Using explicite version number always bring trouble, this is why we have unique description that can select changesets.

evolve: use registrar.templatekeyword to register template keyword functions Now, using registrar.templatekeyword of Mercurial directly in evolve extension should be safe enough. because it has been available since Mercurial 3.8, and minimum Mercurial version for evolve extension is 3.8, too. BTW, this also fixes an issue of "hg help templates" output that template keywords "precursors" and "successors" are not displayed as same as others, because they do not have ":KEYWORD:" prefix in their docstring.

evolve: use registrar.revsetpredicate to register revset predicate functions Now, using registrar.revsetpredicate of Mercurial directly in evolve extension should be safe enough. because it has been available since Mercurial 3.8, and minimum Mercurial version for evolve extension is 3.8, too.

topic: use registrar.revsetpredicate to register revset predicate functions Now, using registrar.revsetpredicate of Mercurial directly in topic extension should be safe enough. because it has been available since Mercurial 3.8, and minimum Mercurial version for topic extension is 4.0. This patch also removes modsetup() in topic/revset.py, because it is useless. BTW, this patch fixes an issue of "hg help revsets" output that custom revset predicates are not displayed as same as others, because they are not "inline literal" in reST syntax (``NAME``).

doc: make paragraphs before example code end with "::" for reST syntax This prevents lines in an example code from being treated as a part of normal paragraph. For issue example, lines are folded into one paragraph.

topic: centralize compatibility logic between hg versions into compat module This patch can delay loading obsutil and obsolete modules until they are actually used at "hg topics" or so, if demandimport of Mercurial is enabled.

readme: mention the improvement to stack in the readme