test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-5.2

tests: allow an empty merge commit to have tests pass without too many changes Not the greatest fix, but this allows us to have the same test case for all versions of Mercurial. Hash of 29 changes because instead of both parents only one is set in hg 5.3.

compat: add a context manager that calls _quick_access_changeid_invalidate()

evolve: provide branch argument to overlayworkingctx.tomemctx() This is related to upstream 2ecbc4ec87d8 and fixes test-evolve.t.

evolve: compatibility with copies.graftcopies() from hg 5.3

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.

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

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.7 into mercurial-4.6

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.8 into mercurial-4.7

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.9 into mercurial-4.8

test-compat: merge mercurial-5.0 into mercurial-4.9

test-compat: merge mercurial-5.1 into mercurial-5.0

test-compat: merge mercurial-5.2 into mercurial-5.1

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-5.2

tests: use --tool flag instead of --config ui.merge Makes this test not fail on older hg versions.

evolve: remove a check which is already done by rewriteutil.precheck() We have tests to check if fold is being performed on public cset. There is no changes in test files because testing that never touched the part this patch removes, and already caught in rewriteutil.precheck()

test-compat: create a compatibility branch for Mercurial 5.2 Mercurial 5.3rc have been released, so the stable branch is no longer about 5.2.

contrib: make merge-test-compat.sh more topic-friendly

contrib: shellcheck merge-test-compat.sh

evolve: add pre-check logic for content-divergence in rewriteutil.precheck() For now, pre-check will abort if rewriting a rev create divergence (and config experimental.evolution.allowdivergence is not set to True). But this behaviour can be improved where instead of abort maybe we can confirm the user to either proceed with divergence or some other options depends on what command user is running. Changes in test file are used to overrides the pre-check for testing purpose (using experimental.evolution.allowdivergence=yes).

evolve: rename a function to make it explicit

obsdiscovery: compatibility when importing forcebytestr()

heptapod-ci: add pytype job, allow it to fail for now

evolve: add a new method picksplitsuccessor() in utility.py This patch adds the logic to return a single successor of a rev which was split. If split revisions are on a single topological branch then we return highest one; otherwise prompt user to choose an evolve destination.

changelog: add missing entries

compat: also import datestr from dateutil

obshistory: remove unused ismetablacklisted() Code that used this function was removed in 461b9a91b662. But we still need to add one item currently missing from METABLACKLIST in core: touch noise.

obshistory: remove unused successorsetallmarkers() This function was used in code that was removed in 901186e1fe05.

obshistory: remove unused _successorsetdates() and _successorsetusers() They were used by preparesuccessorset() that was removed in the previous patch.

obshistory: remove unused preparesuccessorset() It was used in code that was removed in 901186e1fe05.

obshistory: use effect flags from obsutil They were added there in 51aadc0d0da2::187bc224554a (hg 4.4).

obshistory: make a {flag value: description} dict for _markerseffects()

obshistory: factor out _markerseffects()

obshistory: factor out _markerspreciseverb()

evolve: provide branch argument to overlayworkingctx.tomemctx() This is related to upstream 2ecbc4ec87d8 and fixes test-evolve.t.

changelog: mention all the cleanups as one item

templatekw: drop obsfatedata and related code AFAIU, this function exists so that people could hack together a replacement template for {obsfate} if they weren't satisfied with the default, but only on older versions. It seems that 3d0f8918351b::d0f1e3d3ef4d was the series introducing obsfate* functions that can show specific obsmarker properties, and that was included in hg 4.4. obsfatedata was already claimed to be removed in 35ffd7a4b339 and then more of its usage was removed in 9882fed37ea9. There are no users in evolve and in core hg, no tests and nothing else mentions obsfatedata.

templatekw: drop obsfateprinter() and obsfatelineprinter() They were unused (probably because their versions were already pushed to hg 4.4).

compat: drop isobsnotesupported() that checks if storing notes is supported The check is identical to checking if core has e27f1f04c2cf (hg 4.4).

templatekw: use literal set syntax According to https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/SupportedPythonVersions, we don't support Python 2.6 since 4.3.

obshistory: remove obsfateverb/obsfateprinter patching compatibility obsutil.obsfateverb() was introduced in 3d0f8918351b (hg 4.4) and renamed in b81ad5b78a81 (hg 4.5). Considering the supported evolve versions, the first check is unnecessary (the condition is always True) obsutil.obsfateprinter() was introduced in e27f1f04c2cf (hg 4.4).

obshistory: drop unused keyword argument to _getobsfateandsuccs()

obshistory: use successorsandmarkers() from obsutil, drop local variant It's been in core since 4.4 and is identical to the version removed by this patch, except it returns None if ctx is not obsolete.

compat: drop code from 35b2d201eb71 (compatibility with hg 4.3)

tests: rename precursors to predecessors in test-evolve-templates.t

evolve: correct spelling of superseded everywhere else

evolve: use obsutil._getobsfate() directly It's been there since 4.5 (265cd9e19d26), we can safely rely on it. It's necessary though to use the correct spelling of superseded.

evolve: remove dead code