obshashrange: enable by default We have been testing this in various placed and specific stress test have been performed. It is time to enable this by default

obshashrange: issue a warning if the cache takes a long time to load The -current- implementation of the obshashrange cache can get slow. This will be fixed eventually, in the mean time we inform people on large repository of what have been going on. Since we are about to enable obshashrange by default, we need to make sure nobody will have an (unexplained) bad surprise.

pick: fix last references of grab in code Grab was still referenced on comments and variable names.

pick: replace `hg grab` invocation in test with `hg pick`

pick: replace "grabstate" with "pickstate"

pick: use "pick" as operation name in obsolescence markers

pick: use "pick" instead of "grab" for various internal API This should not much user visible impact but this is cleaner.

pick: update command output to mention pick instead of grab

pick: rename the grab command to pick Grab is ambiguous with "graft", "pick" match the associated verb in histedit. The "grab" name is preserved as an alias for now.

grab: prefix function with 'cmd' as for the other command in the extension

readme: document the purpose of the evolve extension Another place for the explanation to live.

prune: replace --biject with --pair People have been complaining about `--biject` being to obscure for a while. A recent discussion with Pulkit Goyal and Dan Villiom Podlaski Christiansen produce some new concrete proposal that we liked. We eventually settle on using `--pair`. The `--biject` flag will be kept as an alias for a while.

topic: check that repo.currenttopic is set before using it as an argument repo.currenttopic can be an empty string, which means there's no current topic set. This fact can be used to short-circuit some checks. Also, this avoids passing an empty string as an argument to topic() revset.

test: update output after merge message change CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: f785073f792c CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: a3fd84f4fb38

readme: document the tag we use on output change

branching: merge with stable

packaging: fix debian version numbers

packaging: fix debian version numbers

branching: merge stable into default

packaging: mark in progress work as development version This avoid confusion when people install development version.

Added tag 8.1.2 for changeset f1cde4c97806

packagin: prepare version 8.1.2

obshashrange: force obshashrange invalidation by bumping schema The fix in 8.1.1 deserve recomputing the obs hash range cache. So we bump its schema version to declare the older cache invalid. The other caches, including the expensive stablerange are unaffected.

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.4 into mercurial-4.3

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.5 into mercurial-4.4

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.6 into mercurial-4.5

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.6

branching: merge with stable

changelog: mention the database robutness fix in the changelog

sqlcache: also catch malformed database error This is apparently another way for sqlite to fail at concurrency.

stablerange: rework saving logic to be clearer and safer

obshashrange: rework saving branching to be clearer and safer

sqlcache: protect read query too Some error (like locked database) can even happens when doing readonly operation. So we protect them too. At that point, it seems that pysqlite3 is not the right tool for this job.

sqlite: fast path when nothing to save If we have no new data to save, we should try to do anything. Doing something concurrently is hard enough. If we can avoid doing it at all that would be great.

sqlcache: initialize meta table last It turns out that pysqlite commit after each table creation. This commit is an hopeless attemps to make the caches more concurrent friendly.

obshashrange: always check in base cachekey against the recorded one Ignoring the check in the none case is just disaster waiting to happens.

stablerangecache: fix output in the drifted case The node were not hex, and the field had different order in the pair. This is now fixed.

sqlcache: also ignore integrity error integrity error can happens when multiple client tries to warm similar cache. Given we leave multiple hole in the cache that can be warmed by anyone, this is harder to avoid that we would like. We simply catch the error in this case. Someone will warm the missing entry later.

sqlcache: cache OperationError when saving This is a cache, so we should not crash when trying to operate on it. OperationError can happens when the database is seen as readonly or locked.

sqlcache: passe better connection option These new options should help with handling transaction consistency and database access on high load.

contrib: introduce a small script to stress tests obsolescence exchange Tester have been reporting some error that seems to originate from concurrent access/update to the cache. This script will be useful to reproduce these situations locally.

changelog: mention the database robutness fix in the changelog

sqlcache: also catch malformed database error This is apparently another way for sqlite to fail at concurrency.

stablerange: rework saving logic to be clearer and safer

obshashrange: rework saving branching to be clearer and safer

sqlcache: protect read query too Some error (like locked database) can even happens when doing readonly operation. So we protect them too. At that point, it seems that pysqlite3 is not the right tool for this job.

sqlite: fast path when nothing to save If we have no new data to save, we should try to do anything. Doing something concurrently is hard enough. If we can avoid doing it at all that would be great.

sqlcache: initialize meta table last It turns out that pysqlite commit after each table creation. This commit is an hopeless attemps to make the caches more concurrent friendly.

obshashrange: always check in base cachekey against the recorded one Ignoring the check in the none case is just disaster waiting to happens.

stablerangecache: fix output in the drifted case The node were not hex, and the field had different order in the pair. This is now fixed.

sqlcache: also ignore integrity error integrity error can happens when multiple client tries to warm similar cache. Given we leave multiple hole in the cache that can be warmed by anyone, this is harder to avoid that we would like. We simply catch the error in this case. Someone will warm the missing entry later.

sqlcache: cache OperationError when saving This is a cache, so we should not crash when trying to operate on it. OperationError can happens when the database is seen as readonly or locked.

sqlcache: passe better connection option These new options should help with handling transaction consistency and database access on high load.

contrib: introduce a small script to stress tests obsolescence exchange Tester have been reporting some error that seems to originate from concurrent access/update to the cache. This script will be useful to reproduce these situations locally.

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.4 into mercurial-4.3

test: adjust glob in previous changeset I forgot to glob the time.

branching: merge with stable

packaging: mark as development version This avoid confusion.

Added tag 8.1.1 for changeset e7abf863e113

packaging: prepare release 8.1.1 Topic is untouched so we keep the previous version number.

branching: merge with stable

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.5 into mercurial-4.4

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.6 into mercurial-4.5

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.6

changelog: add a line about improved prune documentation

changelog: reorder content

prune: more human-friendly documentation The previous help string generally had a highly technical language. I've tried my best to address that.

prune: improve help first line The previous help string for prune didn't mention successors in the first line. Note: Pierre-Yves David changed the original "hidden" to "obsolete" as it is better concept to put forward. (a bit more specific and with more consequence than just "hidden"). We need a good `hg help obsolete/obsolescence` result. We'll try to get this in the next version.

prune: try to clarify the "multi" revisions case I hope this highlight the use case for all three options.

prune: move help about biject after the one about split and fold The --biject flag seems a less common use case.

prune: no longer consider dropping --biject Field testing show it save people one wrong call often enough that it is worth keeping.

prune: more human-friendly documentation for --biject

prune: use ``-s/--succ`` in documentation Extracted by Pierre-Yves David

branching: merge with stable

compat: import the module dagutil module in evolve Discovery code is core have been rewritten to no longer depends on dagutil and the module have been removed. This break evolve's obsmarker discovery (older version of the discovery use the same concept).. A quick work around is to import the dagutil module in evolve and use that for now.

evolve: delete evolvestate after aborting interrupted `next --evolve` We didn't use to delete the evolvestate after aborting an interrupted `next --evolve`. This patch makes sure we do that. The test changes demonstrate the fix and we add a CHANGELOG entry about the fix.

tests: check that we delete evolvestate correctly after abort/stop This patch adds test to check whether we delete the evolvestate correctly after aborting or stopping an interrupted evolve which is caused because of `next --evolve`.

changelog: update with issue5927 fix

evolve: set the second parent if we get conflicts while evolving This patch makes sure we set the second parent correctly if we run into conflicts while evolving. Also, we need to make sure to reset to one parent before committing.

evolvecmd: import mercurial.node module as nodemod We use node as a variable name at few places and the conflicts with variable name are not good. Moreover this practice is followed in core mercurial also.

tests: demonstrate the interrupted evolve does not set p2 This patch adds a test to demonstrate issue5927 which is about evolving not setting p2 correctly in interruption.

cleanup: remove unused import

cleanup: remove old comment that lost all meaning

template: remove compatibility layer for `showobsolete` The keyword exist in core since 4.2

exthelper: drop compatibility layer for `command` We dropped support for 4.2.

topic: drop compat layer for `command` We dropped support for 4.2

legacy: drop compat layer for "command"

drophack: drop compat layer for "command"

compat: drop compatibility layer for updatecaches The `repo.updatecaches` method is support since Mercurial 4.2

branching: merge with stable

obshashrange: force saving of stablesort and firstmerge cache For some reason the check in repo is not working for stable sort. We also force firstmerge to be saved as test show it was missing.

test: add a test about cache warming This test reveal that multiple cache are not saved to disk after discovery (firstmerge, stablesort).

stablerange: save stablesort cache alongside the stablerange one This one does not introduce inconsistency but helps performance. G: changed hgext3rd/evolve/stablerangecache.py

obshashrange: always save stable range cache alongside the obshashrange one If the on disk date cover different area, the invalidation of affected range will misbehave.

obshashrange: clear in-memory cache alongside the sqlite one Clearing on disk data in nice, but we also need to remove in memory one or we'll get incorrect results.

branching: merge with fixes on stable

changelog: summarize the recent improvement

obshashrange: re-enabled more selective pruning of affected range

obshashrange: fix computation of affected ranges The computation of impacted nodes and associated revs is fully reworked. In addition,we introduce multiple new tests covering cases that were previous wrongly handled.

obshashrange: add more validation output to tests We are about to update the logic and add more tests.

obshashrange: correctly detect changeset directly affected by prune Before this changesets, parent of standard obsmarkers were wrongly considered affected and pruned changeset were wrongly not considered affected.

obshashrange: do not search for affected ranges above the highest we have It is a fast way to know we don't have an affected range for an affected revision.

obshashrange: do not search for affected stable range cache is unavailable Before this changeset we where resetting in all cases, and then looking for affected ranges. In addition is the stable range were not available, the functions silently returned no ranges affected. Now, do one or the other depending of the availability of the stable range cache. In practice we always do a broad reset because the code detecting affected changeset is currently buggy.

stablerange: build closure a bit less inefficiently The new way make me a bit less sad than the old one.

discovery: make sure repository wrapping happens in the right order Otherwise we may end up in situation were cache are not warmed in the right order, crashing.

branching: merge with stable

changelog: add an entry about the next --evolve fix

changelog: update 8.1.0 release date

next: fix topic constraint in the --evolve case We were using the wrong variable.

next: use set for membership testing There are no reason to use a list here.

test: adapt to core output change on unknown command CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: 5199c5b6fd29

compat: use new style template keyword declaration

test: fix previous changeset output The previous changeset got published prematurely.

obshashrange: add a test for `hg debugupdatecache` It seem to be properly filling the caches.

branching: merge with stable

templatekw: do not override in-core {obsolete} keyword The extension version uses old API, which will be deprecated in Mercurial 4.8.

packaging: mark version as development version This avoid confusion when installing non-tagged version.

Added tag 8.1.0 for changeset 2c5d79c6459c

packaging: prepare version

branching: merge stable into default

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.4 into mercurial-4.3

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.5 into mercurial-4.4

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.6 into mercurial-4.5

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.6

compat: fix obslog compatiblity with 4.3 Due to the way of how successor sets are retrieved in new Mercurial version, retrieving it again in 4.3 way would be a performance hit and complexify the code too much. Don't retrieve markers of successor sets which makes obslog filtered output more limited in 4.3.

compat: add a fixed version of mergecopies for hg<=4.3 In hg<=4.3, copies._fullcopytracing() does not exist and we have to wrap copies.mergecopies() to fix the AssertionError coming from core.

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.5 into mercurial-4.4

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.6 into mercurial-4.5

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.6

compat: make compatible call to ui.edit for hg <= 4.3 This is similar to what is already happening elsewhere.

compat: ignore extra status feature for hg <= 4.3 The feature does not exist in 4.3 and below.

format: fix indentation level Previous change got pushed without the fix by mistake.

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.6 into mercurial-4.5

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.6

compat: disable empty topic warning on `hg phases` for hg <=4.5 This is annoying to support for lower version.

compat: restore compatibility with Mercurial <= 4.5 The __init__ arguments changed a lot in 4.6 and 4.7, lets do be as transparent as possible

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.6

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.6

branching: merge stable back into default

compat: improve detection of Mercurial 4.6 fixed case where AttributeError can be thrown when importing wireproto

cleanup: use NotImplementedError instead of NotImplemented Caught by pyflakes.

CHANGELOG: add some entries and remove duplicated entries

branching: merge default into stable The stable branch of Mercurial core now contains Mercurial 4.7 so evolve branch policy requires this merge. The @ bookmark is in the right location, so people doing clone will get to the latest release.

branching: merge with the other head

test-compat: backed out changeset 8fe8152ff071 These output change were for 4.7 only.

test-compat: backed out changeset 41fc764bf28c These output change are for mercurial-4.7 only

test-compat: backed out changeset dda5b2134b32 These change were for Mercurial 4.7 only.

test-compat: backout change to 1e103c7f7663

compat: use older API for older version This API changed in 4.7, we need to adjust.

branching: create mercurial-4.6 branch for updated test output This branch will be used to check for 4.6 compatibility.

builddependencies: extract function for getting successors The code no longer makes a difference between single- and mult-successor cases and just needs a set (or generator, really) of successors to iterate over. Let's extract that into a function.

builddependencies: share code between single- and multi-successor cases The two cases now have more similar structure ("if succ in revs: dependencies[r].add(succ)"), so let's share the code so it doesn't start drifting apart again.

builddependencies: build inverse dict from forward dict It's error-prone to keep "dependencies" and "rdependencies" in sync (we don't do it correctly when there are multiple successors or a node). It's easier to just create "rependencies" from "dependencies" after it's complete.

builddependencies: remove a use of defaultdict I don't see much reason to make "rdependencies" be a defaultdict when "dependencies" is not. It's easy to initialize each entry ourselves.

branching: merge with stable

builddependencies: don't remove found deps when divergence found (issue5946) It seems obviously wrong to not keep any dependencies for a revision that we had already found (for p1) if we run into divergence (from p2). It also happens to fix issue5946 :)

builddependencies: don't add dependency on revision outside input set This was already handled in the single-successor case, but had been missed in the multiple-successors case. Note that there seems to be a copy of builddependencies() in the topics extension. I don't use topics more than I have to, so I'll let someone else fix that code.

builddependencies: consider all divergent successors We were only considering one. In test-evolve-abort-conentdiv.t:165, the input revs were {5, 8} and dependency dict was {8: set([]), 5: set([10])}, which is a little weird (10 is not in the input set). It still worked because the callers used it (they seemed to only care if there were *any* dependencies). This patch fixes the issue by considering all successors. That means the dependency dict will be {8: set([]), 5: set([8, 10])} after this patch. The next patch will remove the 10 from that set.

tests: add test for issue5946 The test case is a copy of the one for 5833. The only difference is that the merge parents are recorded in the opposite order (and that the test is truncated because it fails).

obslog: check filtered output with folded changesets

obslog: check filtered output with splitted changesets

obslog: check filtered output with pruned changesets

obslog: check filtered output with amended changesets

tests: add a content-divergent obshistory test

tests: extract the obshistory amend then fold test case into a separate file

tests: extract the content-divergence test case into a separate file

tests: extract the obshistory fold test case into a separate file

tests: extract the obshistory lots of split test case into a separate file

tests: extract the obshistory split test case into a separate file

tests: extract the obshistory prune test case into a separate file

tests: extract the obshistory amend test case into a separate file

tests: extract obshistory setup in a separate file We are gonna soon explode the obshistory test file into several, extract the setup to reuse it as much as possible.

obslog: add a new flag to filter out non-local nodes

compat: drop compatibility hack for mercurial <4.3 We no longer support version prior 4.3.

compat: temporarily move copies fix to compat.py This patch moves a fixed version of copies._fullcopytracing() to compat.py as this was not fixed in core before release and also we need to do this anyway for the older versions of mercurial. This fix is that when base changeset is not ancestor of any of the merging commits, we don't throw an error. The phabricator differential which will fix this in core is https://phab.mercurial-scm.org/D3896. This fixes the traceback we get in previous changeset while relocating one of the content-divergent changeset.

evolve: continue conflicted relocation content-divergence This patch adds logic to continue an conflicted content-divergence resolution which was interrupted while relocating one of the divergent commits. The tests shows the there is some mishandling of copies internally which will be fixed in next patch.

topic: use self instead of repo in topicrepo methods Referring to repo here was somehow preventing it from being garbage-collected (important in hgweb, where currently every request gets a new repo).

evolvecmd: introduce fn to be wrapped by extensions resolving content-div The function added will be used by extension by wrapping it and adding logic to merge data introduced by them. For example: topic extension can wrap this function and add logic to merge topic names.

evolvecmd: move remaining logic to merge commit desc to existing utility fn This was a bit awful because we had a utility function and still we did some of merging outside of that fn. So let's move the remaining parts there.

amend: allow aborting an `amend --patch` by saving an empty file (issue5925) This patch fixes issue5925 by allow aborting a `hg amend --patch` call by saving an empty patch file. This is similar to aborting of `hg amend` when commit message is empty. Test changes demonstrate the fix.

tests: add a test to demonstrate issue5925 The issue will be fixed in next patch.

test: fix possible output change from 4.7 Change in debug timing can display these extra messages.

state: add the get() method that evolvecmd:1836 expects

rewing: prevent rewind in case of uncommitted changes rewind can update, which means merge and troubles. We might relax this limitation in the future.

rewind: default to rewinding the current stack

rewing: add the ability to rewind "from" revisions

evolve: exclude "identical" precursors from the precursors set I'm not sure it is the right thing to do, but it simply thing a lot for now. Otherwise, using 'precursors' to find rewind direction become too complex. This is going to give problematic result in case of prune. Since there are no other precursors to follow.

rewind: move revision selection into its own function This will help making the logic more advanced.

rewind: automatically rewind entire stack We now rewind the full stack, avoiding creating orphans. A `--exact` flag is added to force rewinding only the explicitly specified changesets.

rewind: add a test about rewinding top of stack For now this rewind is creating an orphan. We add the test to check the behavior in that case.

rewind: use rewinded parent when creating multiple changesets Use use the rewinded parent instead of creating orphans based on identical, but obsolete, changesets.

rewind: add a test for rewinding a fold The code already have basic support for case. However the result create orphan that will need to be improved. However, we keep this changeset simple.

rewind: add a test for rewinding a split There are no code change needed but it is worth testing on its own.

rewind: update the working copy if it gets obsoleted If the working copy parent is rewinded, follow the rewind.

rewind: add a message about obsolete changeset Not the best output, but useful to have the data. We can improve that later.

rewind: obsolete latest successors unless instructed otherwise To prevent the creations of divergence, we automatically mark the successors set of the rewinded changeset as obsoleted by the rewind result. A new flag `--as-divergence` is added to disable this behavior.

rewind: test rewinding an amended changesets We are now able to rewind a simple amended changeset. For now, its current successors has not been obsoleted and we created divergence.

rewind: add a message about the rewinded changesets This helps to understand what happened.

rewind: add a proto version of the command This first version focus on rewinding a single revision without care for the consequence.

stablesort: make sure heads are processed in sorted order changeset 72621094505f will fix some ordering issue in the `heads` revset so we stabilise the output in advance.

evolve: move the bookmarks also when updating to successor (issue5923) When we are on an obsolete node and does `hg evolve`, it updates to it's sucessor, however it does not move the bookmark to the successor. This patch adds logic to make sure we move the bookmark too. Test change demonstrates the fix.

tests: add test to demonstrate issue5923 This will be fixed in upcoming patch.

changelog: add an entry about the new `evolve.interrupted` section

evolve: make one missed error to align other error messages Previous patches missed this error to change it to the new format. Let's align this with all other messages raised by `hg evolve` command.

evolve: raise error.InterventionRequired instead of Abort when conflicts error.InterventionRequired is a better error to raise in such cases. Thanks to marmoute for noticing this.

changelog: add a changelog entry about divergence resolution We made a lots of progress there.

evolve: create resolved cset on successors of current parents While resolving content-divergence, sometimes, the parent can be obsolete and have a successor. We should consider the successors of the parents instead of obsolete parents as that will do something like orphan+content-divergence resolution both at the same time which is powerful and results in a single stack while resolving content-divergence of stacks. The test changes demonstrates that we can now successfully evolve a content divergent stack.

tests: fix a test case to not create conflicts This is the test case where we are testing about divergence resolution of stack of patches. If the stack is as follows: C1 C2 | | B1 B2 | | A1 A2 \/ base And A1-A2, B1-B2 and C1-C2 are content-divergent, and merging A1-A2 results in conflicts. Now if you resolve conflicts and continue resoling B1-B2, the conflicts of A1-A2 will still be there. We need somehow to understand the work we has done and not create conflicts again. To test the evolution functionality for now, we make sure conflicts does not occur.

evolve: introduce a resolutionparent variable and store it in evolvestate This patch introduces a resolutionparent variable which will be the parent of final changeset after resolving content-divergent changesets. Till now, the parent is always the parent of one of the divergent node, but now in upcoming cases, it can be a successor of both the parents of divergent nodes.

evolve: introduce a dirstatedance() fn to fix dirstate after parent change This patch introduces a dirstatedance() function which will be used after fixing the dirstate when we change parents using repo.dirstate.setparents(). Look at docs added for more details.

evolve: create a new commit instead of amending one of the divergents This patch changes the behavior of evolve command while resolving content-divergence to create a new commit instead of amending one of the divergent ones. In past, I have made this change, backed out this change and now today again I am doing this change, so let's dive in some history. Using cmdrewrite.amend() was never a good option as that requires hack to delete the evolvestate and also gives us less control over things. We can't make the commit on top of different parents as that of content-divergent ones. Due to all these, I first made this change to create a new commit instead of amending one. But, after few days, there was flakiness observed in the tests and turned out that we need to do some dirstate dance as repo.dirstate.setparents() does not always fix the dirstate. That flakiness was a blocker for progress at that time and we decided to switch to amend back so that we can have things working with some hacks and we can later fix the implementation part. Now, yesterday while tackling resolving content-divergence of a stack which is as follows: C1 C2 | | B1 B2 | | A1 A2 \/ base where, A1-A2, B1-B2, C1-C2 are content-divergent with each other. Now we can resolve A1-A2 very well because they have the same parent and let's say that resolution leads to A3. Now, we want to resolve B1-B2 and make the new resolution commit on top of A3 so that we can end up something like: C3 | B3 | A3 | base however, amending one of the divergent changesets, it's not possible to create a commit on a different parent like A3 here without some relocation. We should prevent relocation as that may leads to some conflicts and should change the parent before committing. So, looking ahead, we can't move with using amend as still using that we will need some relocation hacks making code ugly and prone to bad behaviors, bugs. Let's change back to creating a new commit so that we can move forward in a good way. About repo.dirstate.setparents() not setting the dirstate, I have researched yesterday night about how we can do that and found out that we can use cmdrewrite._uncommitdirstate() here. Expect upcoming patches to improve the documentation of that function. There are lot of test changes because of change in hash but there is no behavior change. The only behavior change is in test-evolve-abort-contentdiv.t which is nice because creating a new commit helps us in stripping that while aborting. We have a lot of testing of content-divergence and no behavior change gives enough confidence for making this change. I reviewed the patch carefully to make sure there is no behavior change and I suggest reviewer to do the same.

evolve: always order the revs to be evolved The current code only order the revs if we are resolving orphans and not in other case. The ordering is important when we pass --all and tackle multiple occurence of the same instability. Let's order the revs for each instability. There are enough test coverage of phase-divergence and content-divergence that I feel confident doing it because none of the test changed. The change in test-evolve-content-divergent.t demonstrates the indeed ordering helped.

tests: add test of resolution of content-divergent stacks This patch adds a test of resolution of content-divergence stacks where a series of changesets get mutated as two different series resulting in whole content-divergent stacks. As the tests shows, we are not processing the changesets in right order which needs to be fixed first.

evolve: improve error messages when conflicts occur This patch improves the error messages when conflicts occur. First, we drop the line 'evolution failed', that is not the best line we can show and evolution didn't failed, it's just interrupted by the conflicts and when user will run `hg evolve --continue`, things will be fine. I still remember when I first saw 'evolution failed', I got a bit scare as am I in a recoverable position or not. So let's drop this scary line. Second, we replace the error messages to say `resolve conflicts and see help-topic`. The help topic was added recently and documents all the three flags very well. Addition of tests also showed that all the three flags works fine with all the three instability type. So we should advertise them more. Third, we now raise the error with our error message rather than raising MergeFailure and having evolution related text in hint or stderr above. This increase the focus on the error message we want to show. After this patch, I think error messages by evolve in case of conflicts will be same in every case.

evolve: point to `hg help evolve.interrupted` while resolving content-div Recent test additions shows that --abort and --stop works well while resolving content-divergence and we should advertise them. This patch does so by pointing to evolve.interrupted help topic.

tests: add test about aborting content-divergence when multiple parents This patch adds tests for --abort flag of hg evolve command when we are resolving content-divergence which are on different parents and parent of one of them is the gca of both of them. The tests shows that we are doing good and we should advertise the flag during conflicts.

CHANGELOG: add an entry about the --update flag Since --update is still the default, we make the entry about --no-update.

evolve: show unfinished information in `hg status -v` (issue5886) `hg status -v` shows information about unfinished states or `hg status` shows it when `commands.status.verbose=True` is set. Before this patch, information about interrupted evolve does not show up because evolve does not resgiters in cmdutil.STATES. This patch make sure we register evolve related information there. There has been an idea to unify cmdutil.unfinishedstates and cmdutil.STATES which needs some work and the resulting state does looks a bit complicated. So till the time we unify them, let's fix this bug by registering in cmdutil.STATES.

style: drop a (commented) debug print Left-over from 4dcf87849f9d.

tests: update tests output with changes in d0abd7949ea3 in core hg CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: d0abd7949ea3 CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: 1e9c357d3ddf

branching: merge with stable Merging with the new 8.0.1 release.

Added tag 8.0.1 for changeset 0887c30255a1

packaging: prepare for 8.0.1 release

changelog: add a couple of missing entry

evolve: strip the extra obsmarkers if any on `hg evolve --abort` Previous patches started storing some obsmarkers which needs to stripped during `evolve --abort` which can't be stripped by stripping the new evolved changesets because they point to a node which existed before the evolution was performed. This patch adds logic to strip those obsmarkers by finding their indices in the obsstore and then stripping them.

evolve: store the obsmarkers to be deleted in evolvestate Sometimes, we don't create a new node and obsolete one of the old node in favour of an existing node. When user calls, `hg evolve --abort`, we need to strip that obsmarker to go back in the same old state. The obsmarker created for new node are stripped when the new nodes are stripped. This patch start storing such obsmarkers in the evolvestate so that we can delete them later if required. Right now we just store successsor and predecessor information, we might need a better obsmarker serialization techinque in future to make it more robust.

evolve: store obsmarkers to be deleted in evolvestate There are operations which don't create a new node rather they just obsolete one of the unstable node in favour of existing one. In such cases if a further resolution leads to conflicts and user calls `evolve --abort` or `evolve --stop`, we might need to delete that obsmarker. So let's store such obsmarkers in the evolvestate.

evolve: factor out logic to merge branches in separate function This patch moves the logic to merge branches while resolving content-divergence to a separate function. This makes code clear and better to understand.

tests: add more test of --stop while resolving content-divergence This tests the --stop flag when conflicts occur while relocating one of the divergent changesets.

evolve: strip the relocation commit on `hg evolve --stop` While resolving content-divergence on multiple parents, we relocate one of the commit on the parent of another one and then merge the divergent changesets. Merging can leads to conflicts, and if user does `hg evolve --stop`, we need to strip that relocated changeset too! This patch does that. Test changes demonstrates the fix.

evolve: declare updated and pctx variables in stopevolve() They will used in next patch.

evolve: store the old other divergent node after relocation in evolvestate When the content-divergent changes are on different parents and we relocate of the node to the parent of another one, we get a new other-divergent node. We still need to store the older other-divergent in evolvestate so that we can use that information.

evolve: factor out logic for --stop flag in separate function This will make code clean

tests: add test for --stop flag when resolving multiparents content-div This patch adds a test for --stop flag when we are in an interrupted content-divergent resolution which have multiple parents. Conflicts happen we merge the divergent changesets after relocation. The test shows that we need to strip the relocated changeset.

evolve: move logic to continue interrupted content-div resolution to new fn Each of the other type has defined their own function to continue/complete the interrupted resolution. We take out the logic for content-div resolution too in a separate function to make the top level function looks clean.

evolve: rename help topic evolve.interrupted-evolve to evolve.interrupted `evolve.interrupted-evolve` has the word evolve twice. Now that this help topic is a part of evolve command, evolve.interrupted will mean the interrupted evolve command only.

packaging: update tested-with statements in evolve and topic

CHANGELOG: mention about 4.6.1 compatibility

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.4 into mercurial-4.3

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.5 into mercurial-4.4