obslog: make {descdiff} not be indented and leave that to the template Same idea as the previous patch and same explanation for changes to the test case.

obslog: make {patch} not be indented and leave that to the template This removes some unwanted indentation from the tests. In the first case, it's because indent() doesn't indent a blank line. In the second case, it's because we used templating with {patch} and had not requested indentation (but we still got it before this patch). Note that tests will only pass with a very recent Mercurial (one with https://phab.mercurial-scm.org/D7432 applied).

obslog: make {succnodes} be full hex nodes It should be up to the user to shorten the nodeid as much or as little as they like.

obslog: remove now-unused code for plain styling We now always use a non-plain formatter for the non-local-filtering code paths, so we can remove the code for plain styling. I couldn't figure out how to replace the fm.formatlist() by something less about formatting, so I've only removed the irrelevant arguments from those calls.

obslog: redefine default output as a template, unless -f was given This was easier than I expected to do without affecting any test output at all. `hg obslog -f` is pretty broken with templating. For example, it inserts a single "date" field, but it provides two values for it if the dates are different. That results in a traceback when running e.g. `hg obslog -f -Tfoo` with non-local obsmarkers with different dates. We need to figure out what we want to put in the template for the filtered case. I've just left it out for now.

obslog: add newline after all markers in non-graphlog to match graphlog I'd also be fine with doing the reverse if that's preferred, but I really want them to be the same so they can use the same template.

obslog: make reason for unavailable patch part of template We need the reason to be in the template in order to be able to templatize the whole output.

obslog: make content and description patches available to templater The code was repeatedly calling fm.write() with the same field ("patch" and "descdiff"). I think that led to the value constantly getting replaced, so when it was used in a template (as {patch} or {descdiff}), it would only get the last value, which was always an empty string. This patch fixes it by writing the full patch to a temporary buffer and then assigning the whole patch to the formatter field.

obslog: rename {desc-diff} to {descdiff} since the former is invalid

tests: demonstrate broken {patch} and {desc-diff} template keywords

topic: drop compat.successorssets(), it's not used The only place in topics that uses successorssets function is in evolvebits.py, and it's using that function from obsutil directly.

topic: drop compat.getmarkers() and use obsutil.getmarkers() directly The function in question was moved from obsolete to obsutil in a14e2e7f7d1f (hg 4.3). See also 6aff4bb3970d for hgext3rd/evolve.

cmdrewrite: avoid accessing scmutil.status fields by index Support for indexed access is going away in Mercurial. Accessing the fields by name is clearer anyway.

obslog: avoid using a formatter after calling end() on it I don't know if makes a difference, but it feels wrong to use it after calling end(). We can simply use the parent formatter in this case.

obslog: use plural name "effects" for list of all effects Same reasoning as the previous patch, but here the singular was used for the list instead. This patch also renames the variable that represents the list of effects to plural "effects" to reduce confusion.

obslog: use singular name "succnode" for each element of {succnodes} The name that we pass for formatlist() is the name of each element. After this patch, you'll write '{succnodes % "{succnode}"}' instead of the confusing '{succnodes % "{succnodes}"}' (where the two "succnodes" refer to different things. Users can write templates that are compatible across this change by using e.g. '{succnodes % "{if(succnode, succnode, succnodes)}"}'.

docs: add SVG figures for sharing.rst Generated by graphviz loosely based on .dot files produced by dotgraph extension.

docs: add some up-to-date output from push/pull commands Hopefully it's going to be helpful for users to better understand how evolve works.

docs: add two more amend commits to simulate temporary amend commits sharing.rst made reference to temporary amend commits and used them to demonstrate that hidden commits are not exchanged. Nowadays, evolve doesn't create such commits, but it still makes sense to show how they are handled during the exchange process. So let's add two more amend commits, one for each repo. This way the guide doesn't have to be updated too much, but doesn't lose this important detail of working with evolve. Unfortunately, this means that tons of hashes change, but it's better than to have figure 4 demonstrate absolutely nothing. Temporary amend commits were removed from test-sharing.t in 06844693bb21, but sharing.rst continued using them for demonstration purposes. It might've been better to replace at least some of the temporary amend commits by extra amends back then, but oh well.

docs: revision numbers are technically stable From `hg help glossary`: "Note that the revision number may be different in each clone of a repository." But cloning the same repo multiple times yields the same result, and that shows that revision numbers are stable.

tests: remove a repeated statement We looked at the review repo just 6 lines above.

docs: correct node hashes in sharing.rst based on test-sharing.t

tests: add shortlog of other repos to test-sharing.t The figures require showing multiple repos, so let's show them all, even if they look trivial.

tests: use |shortest in test-sharing.t because sharing.rst uses it

compat: compatibility for cl.nodemap.get vs cl.index.get_rev

compat: compatibility for pathuril.dirs vs util.dirs

branching: merge with stable

heptapod-ci: test with python3 too

heptapod-ci: add a --pure variant for the CI The end goal is to migrate all piece of the evolve CI currently en Jenkins.

heptapod-ci: let the number of CPU to be picked automatically We now have a larger, bigger machine to run the tests. Let's let run-tests.py pick the number of concurrent jobs.

heptapod-ci: point to our own docker images Lets step further into the future.

readme: update contribution guide We move to heptapod !