test-evolve: fix tests failing on some platform We change from echo to printf to print newlines so that evolve's tests work cross-platforms.

evolve: prevent using --rev and --any together Before this patch it was possible to use evolve --rev --any and it meant evolve --rev. This patch throws an error when using evolve --rev --any.

evolve: add selector for trouble types This patch adds command line flags to select the kind of troubles to solve. Before this patch evolve was solving any kind of troubled. With this patch evolve --all and evolve --rev can be configured to only solve only some type of troubles (divergent, bumped or unstable). To give this choice to the user we add three new command line flags to the evolve command: --bumped, --divergent and --unstable.

evolve: refresh the documentation Multiple behavior change are coming, a perfect timing to refresh the doc before we rework it more.

evolve: check for uncommited change earlier Before this patch we were checking for uncommited change multiple times and quite late for uncommited change. This patch moves the check at the beginning of the evolve method to avoid these shortcomings.

merge with some old heads

merge with some older backport

template: add a troubles keyword This keyword list all evolution troubles that affect a changeset. Evolution troubles can be "unstable", "divergent" and "bumped".

evolve: make fold aware of allowunstable Before this patch, the fold command was performing the same way regardless of the value of experimental.evolution. With this patch if the configuration does not allow unstability, fold won't create instability.

evolve: make prune respect allowunsable Before this patch, the prune command was performing the same way regardless of the value of experimental.evolution. With this patch if the configuration does not allow unstability, prune won't create instability.

merge with stable

evolve: add a hint about how to abort an evolve with conflict The whole evolve --continue is hacky, but the way to abort it have been arcane knowledge, carried from sith lord to its apprentice for centuries. We add a hint to help the use discover it. One day a clean solution will come.

merge with branch closing commit

close 3.1 compat branch

evolve: marks the extension as tested with 4.1 Because it is.

merge with stable

evolve: fix default value for --confirm Before this changes, the default was yes, unlike advertised. The test were actually catching that so I go them updated.

prune: use the bookmark wrapper for 3.4 compatibility

merge with stable

evolve: update readme regarding the preview perf improvement

evolve: move 'allsuccessors()' to smarted usage The "new" smarted can be significantly more efficient than the old was. We convert our revset to take advantage of that.

evolve: move 'successors()' to smarted usage The "new" smarted can be significantly more efficient than the old was. We convert our revset to take advantage of that.

evolve: move 'allprecursors()' to smarted usage The "new" smarted can be significantly more efficient than the old was. We convert our revset to take advantage of that.

evolve: move 'precursors()' to smarted usage The "new" smarted can be significantly more efficient than the old was. We convert our revset to take advantage of that.

evolve: move 'suspended()' to smarted usage The "new" smarted can be significantly more efficient than the old was. We convert our revset to take advantage of that.

evolve: move 'troubled()' to smarted usage The "new" smarted can be significantly more efficient than the old was. We convert our revset to take advantage of that.

evolve: avoid creating changectx object in _allsuccessors The repo lookups and object creations have a significant performance overhead.

evolve: avoid creating changectx object in _successors The repo lookups and object creations have a significant performance overhead.

evolve: avoid creating changectx object in _allprecursors The repo lookups and object creations have a significant performance overhead.

evolve: avoid creating changectx object in _precursors The repo lookups and object creations have a significant performance overhead.