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.