oops (forget to amend)

uncommit: warn about new instability

uncommit: add --all option Convenient when combined with --exclude.

uncommit: handle bookmarks Extract the bookmarks handling code from amend and share it with uncommit.

evolve: add uncommit command

obsolete: enable rebase --keep again We still never strip anything. But using --keep on the command line dos not lay marker.

[obsolete] fix revset error message

evolve: warn when latecomer changeset are created

obsolete: detect late comer during push

obsolete: add latecomer computation and display

obsolete: add precursors and successors revset.

update revset vocabulary to use precursors, successors

obsolete: remove unused variable in rebase wrapping

evolve: tidy up a bit - long lines - extra blank lines - commands options descriptions

obsolete: make collapse create less markers Collapsing A and B into C was registering: A -> C B -> C A -> B At this point, the last relation brings nothing and is removed for the sake of simplicity: A -> C B -> C test-evolve.t is slightly modified as one of the relations let stabilize compute a target outside of the parent revision tree. This is a stabilize bug, not trivial to fix, so let's tweak the test for now.

obsolete: remove unused code from reposetup()

obsolete: suspended changeset with secret only children should be secret too test-obsolete-push.t: exhibit outgoing bug with suspended changeset in this case

obsolete: add 'obsolete' keyword The obsolete keyword displays the node status among 'stable', 'unstable', 'suspended', 'extinct'.

obsolete: unify collapsed revisions markers handling When collapsing A, B and C into D, amend was registering: A -> D B -> D A -> B C -> D A -> C while the rebase wrapper was doing: A -> D B -> D C -> D At this point, I have no argument to favor one or another or even a new one like: A -> B B -> C C -> D so I am aligning the rebase implementation on the older amend one. At least we can now change them all at once.

rebase: improve invalid revisions filtering - Filter rebasestate nullmerge and unrebased revision before considering updating obsolete. This simplifies the handling of obsolete and make it ignore unrebased revision rather than extinguishing them. - Apply obsolete markers only if rebasestate is not empty, testing rebasetarget was irrelevant.

test-evolve: extend output and exhibit an amend bug The extended section shows the parent revision stabilizing itself on another revision, without --any. In theory, only descendants of the parent predecessors or of its descendants should be stabilized, and be stabilized in parent subtree. Unfortunately, stabilize implementation correctly picks the changesets to stabilize but not their target. This problem is aggravated by amend registering too many obsolete markers which prevents the stabilize selection heuristic to prune several changesets.

evolve: remove --change . == --change .^ crazyness

evolve: use explicit phase constants

[doc] update readme

[doc] have people update on stable after cloning

merge with fix

merge with fix

[qsync] fix: 'newerversion' expect node id, not hexid

merge back with stable tag

Added tag 0.2.0 for changeset d3f20770b86a

Merge with Patrick improvement

obsolete: do not obsolete rebase --detach nullmerge revs Rebase state contains the changesets to rebase as well as 'nullmerge' entries used drive the merge strategy. These nullmerge were not rebased and should be ignored, and certainly not be marked obsolete.

evolve: fix relocate() with removed revision relocate() was not handling the case where the rebased revision was discarded and was raising when trying to update the phase of None.

test-obsolete-rebase.t: test --abort and --continue

obsolete: handle rebase --collapse Recording obsolete in concludenode() did not work for --collapse because only the first revision was passed to the call. The new strategy is to track the rebase state in defineparents() and concludenode() and to create markers only after a successful non-abort call. In theory, this should also fix --continue/--abort cases. The change in test-stabilize-order.t comes from concludenode() no longer creating obsolete marker. stabilize command was actually duplicating markers, once in concludenode(), once explicitely.

test-stabilize-order.t: trace obsolete markers Will prevent breakage in rebase.concludenode() overriding.

test-obsolete-rebase.t: move --keep test from test-obsolete.t

obsolete: handle rebase removing empty changesets The new revision identifier returned by concludenode() was None and was not correctly translated to nullid.

obsolete: add or fix debug commands help

obsolete: do not duplicate command help

obsolete: use new-style command registration

obsolete: make rebase abort with --keep obsolete modifies rebase to mark rebased changesets obsolete instead of stripping them, which makes --keep irrelevant.

obsolete: fix rebase wrapping ui and repo arguments were swapped which made --keep calls traceback.

obsolete: add debugsuccessors command It dumps obsolete changesets and their successors.

evolve: add alias for kill and stabilize

merge with 0.1.0 tag

Added tag 0.1.0 for changeset 6c6bb7a23bb5

stabilize: improve unstable selection heuristic Without argument, stabilize was picking the first in: "unstable() and ((suspended() or obsancestors(::.))::)" which usually returned the "oldest" unstable revision in parent predecessors descendants. This revision is interesting because it usually gives "soft" merges but rebasing it left the working directory on a remote branch, which was very confusing. The new heuristic picks an unstable changeset which can be rebased on top of the parent revision, or on top of one of its descendants (selected in revision order). This has the advantage of selecting a revision which can be rebased on the current subtree, and leave the working directory in a more convenient location.