packaging: merge stable back into default Version have been released.

packaging: mark version as devel version This will help prevent confusion when installing non-tagged version.

Added tag 7.3.0 for changeset e4ac2e2c2086

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.2 into mercurial-4.1

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.3 into mercurial-4.2

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.4 into mercurial-4.3

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.4

branching: merge future 7.3.0 into stable Release belong to stable

tests: update test output for the stable branch

debian: add version 7.3.0 to changelog

packaging: update version numbers

changelog: prepare release 7.3.0

tests: updated tested with version

__init__: show some internationalization love

evolvecmd: show some internationalization love Some outputs are not internationalized because I doubt that they are gonna stay here for long.

utility: make sure prompt text is internationalized This patch internationlize the prompt text by passing the into mercurial.i18n._

test: do not use revision number This get confused with older version.

compat: use mergetoolopts from commands.py Mercurial <= 4.2 do not have cmdutils.py yet.

branching: merge stable into default Some bugfix that we could use here (also getting ready for a release).

evolve: add a `--stop` flag for `hg evolve` command This patch adds a `--stop` flag for `hg evolve` command. The stop flag lets you stop the evolution from where you are and let you move to other things if you want. This fuctionality is great as user can decide to resolve conflicts later on, stop the command execution, do something else and get back once they has time or care about resolving them. As implementation details, it clears the evolvestate, updates to the parent of working directory clearing the uncommitted changes which also deletes the mergestate. A new test file test-evolve-stop.t is added with tests of the new flag added.

obsexchange: make compatible with some unreleased 4.5 versions We don't generally care to be compatible with unreleased versions of hg, but this is just a one-line change to be compatible with a range of commits before 158d4ecc03c8 (wireprotoserver: move all wire protocol handling logic out of hgweb, 2018-03-08), so hopefull it can be worth it.

compat: make override of createmarkers work on wrapped function If createmarkers() has been wrapped using functools.partial(), the __code__ attribute won't exist. Fix by unwrapping partial functions. I tried to find another attribute to use as proxy for the "__code__.co_argcount < 6", but there were no new functions or similar added in that commit.

previous/next: add -m short form for --merge This matches core's option to `hg update`. This patch also covers `hg next`, but test-check-commit.t only lets me mention one of them.

evolve: handle stabilization of merge changeset with both parents obsoleted This patch adds logic to stabilize an orphan merge changeset having both parents obsoleted. The logic tries to first stabilize the merge changeset on successor of second parent and then stabilize the new changeset formed on the successor of first parent. We are stabilizing on second parent first and then to second parent to preserve the first parent's successor as first parent of the merge changeset. Conflicts can occcur and we can loose processing information, therefore we store a variable in statefile `orphanmerge` which represents whether we are processing a merge changeset with both parents obsoleted. Thanks to Pierre-Yves David for suggesting this way and helping to understand the correctness of this. More rigourous test cases for this will be added in next patch.

state: add __setitem__() for cmdstate class Adding __setitem__() will help us in setting the value of variables stored in state files using `state[key] = value` in our code which is very convenient.

evolve: preserve the order of merge parents in `hg evolve --continue` This patch makes sure we preserves the order of merge parents in case of `hg evolve --continue`.

topics: include "operation" metadata in obsmarkers

grab: include "operation" metadata in obsmarkers

touch: include "operation" metadata in obsmarkers

split: include "operation" metadata in obsmarkers

prune: include "operation" metadata in obsmarkers

metaedit: include "operation" metadata in obsmarkers

fold: include "operation" metadata in obsmarkers

uncommit: include "operation" metadata in obsmarkers

evolve: include "operation" metadata in obsmarkers

amend: include "operation" metadata in obsmarkers This is for the legacy handling support for "hg commit --amend" case. I picked "amend" because it feels more natural than "commit". Besides, and more importantly, that's consistent what core uses.

compat: add wrapper for obsolete.createmarkers() that accepts "operation" arg I want to start passing the operation argument, but hg < 4.3 does not support it, so we need a compat wrapper. For older hg, the operation is simply ignored.

tests: do not glob out fixed dates Perhaps these dates historically have not been fixed, but they seem to be now. I got tired of not being able to use "run-tests.py -i".

evolve: de-duplicate some function calls _cleanup() was called in continueevolve() and evolve() function too. Let's call it at a single place for both the cases. Also call progresscb() outside of conditionals to call it both times.

evolve: move deletion of evolvestate out of continueevolve() function We need to extract some data at evolve() function from evolvestate.

evolve: load evolvestate before passing to continueevolve() This patch moves some code from continueevolve() to evolve() function so that we have a loaded evolvestate present in the evolve() function for post processing.

evolve: move the handling for non-continue part in else conditional This will help us do factor out which operations we want to do for continue, which for non-continue and which operations we want to do for both of them.

evolve: move the logic of continuation handling of `hg evolve` in own fn The function which defines the evolve command is pretty big with all the logic messed up there. It's better to have individual functions for individual uses. The movement of code will help in adding more logic to continue part in clean way. Moreover for implementing `hg continue`, we need all continuation handling in their own functions, so it will help there too.

CHANGELOG: add an entry about next and prev being interactive

prev: show changeset hash in --dry-run instead of rev numbers rev numbers can change, so it's better to show changeset hash.

prev: prompt user to choose parent in case of multiple parents This patch adds functionality to `hg prev` to prompt user to choose one parent to update when multiple parents exist. Surprisingly there were no tests for this case before this patch, I added one with this patch.

next: cleanup logic around return by returning early In the cmdnext function, there are some conditionals which returns early and some which sets a result value to be returned later. Let's return from all the conditionals early. There are if, elif and else involved, so it's sure we will end up in one of the conditional, each conditional will return, so it's guranteed that we are returning the correct value and returning everytime.

next: prompt user to choose child in ambiguity in `hg next --evolve` This patch makes `hg next --evolve` prompt user to choose a child to evolve and update when multiple of them exists. This is improvement over previous behavior where we used to error out saying ambiguous next unstable changeset and told user to manually use `hg evolve -r rev`. While writing this patch, I am personally very happy to have this feature as I have encountered this stage many times and I wanted `next --evolve` to take care of that. It uses the revselectionprompt thing added in earlier patches.

next: move logic to evolve the children to it's own function This patch moves the logic which evolves the children and updates to it in `hg next --evolve` to it's own function as we want to use that again.

next: prompt user to choose a children in case of ambiguity This patch adds functionality to prompt user and ask the children to which next should move to incase of multiple childrens. This is a very nice UI because otherwise user has to lookup changeset hash, and then manually do `hg update` to that. In this case we show hash and description so user can choose which one to update easily. It is using the interactive revision choosing functionality added in a previous patch.

next: show changeset hash in `--dry-run` instead of rev numbers Rev numbers can change, hence we should show rev hash instead of rev numbers in dry-run.

evolve: make sure we consider all cases in if-else The part of code which is touched decides on evolution of merge changeset. We need proper handling of each case there, so before adding logic, let's add conditional for each case so that upcoming patches are easy to understand.

tests: add more cases about stabilization of an orphaned merge commit This patch adds three more cases related to stabilization of orphaned merge commits.

evolve: fix missing negation Spotted by Pulkit Goyal.

evolve: clarify message for ambiguous destination from split Message is a bit long, but should be less scary.

evolve: prompt user to select destination for stabilization in case of split This patch adds functionality to prompt user to select a revision when there exists multiple stabilization destination because of split on multiple branches. Test are also added for the feature. I am not sure whether this is the best message which we can show, if people have suggestions I will like to improve the messages shown in prompt.

tests: remove some tests which are moved to dedicated files The tests in test-unstable.t files are now moved to their dedicated file with all the cases to that in that file. Let's delete them from here.

next: factor out the logic to update to changeset in another function This patch moves the logic to update to children changeset during `hg next` in a separate function because we want to re-use the logic when we will prompt user to choose a changeset in case of multiple childrens.

utility: add a function to prompt user to choose a revision This patch adds a utility function to interactively prompt user to choose a revision to proceed in cases when there are multiple revisions which are candidates. The function will be used in `hg evolve`, `hg next`, `hg prev` etc. If user feedback will be good, I plan to move it to core and use it at more possible places.

tests: add a test about evolve stabilizing orphan caused by splits There are some similar tests lying around in the test suite but they are not well arranged. I wanted the test suite to be a goto reference for all the behaviors till the time we get all of them documented.

test: fix output after rev-branch-cache has been merged Mercurial core 2090044a288d added a new revbranchcache part which changed some exchange-related outputs. Glob them to ease merging with old Mercurial versions branches.

cleanup: remove duplicate import of "obsolete"

previous: fix behavior on obsolete cset when topic is involved (issue5708) This patch fixes the behavior of `hg previous` when done on an obsolete changeset having a successor of different topic. The underlying code is bit messed up, I wanted to split the topic handling to topic extension but I have postponed it to next bug.

previous: add test case when it's broken on obsolete cset This patch adds couple of tests showing `hg previous` is broken on obsolete changeset when the successor has different topic. Upcoming patch will fix this.

prev: fix the breakage of `hg previous` from obsolete cset This patch fix the breakage of `hg prev` from obsolete changeset when topic is involved. We get the topicidx of it's succesor and proceed.

prev: add a test case which shows traceback when doing prev on obsolete cset This patch adds a test which shows how `hg prev` is borken when called from a obsolete changeset and there is an active topic. The next patch will fix that.

tests: add more tests related to stabilization of orphaned merge commit This patch more tests related to stabilization of orphaned merge commit. Stabilization of a merge changeset with both the parents is not supported right now and prints a message on how to do that. Maybe we should do that internally as a part of `hg evolve` but I need to think about this.

evolve: fix stabilization of orphan merge changesets in case of conflicts As demonstrated by tests added in previous patch, if one of the parent of a merge changeset has a new version and merge changeset gets, running `hg evolve` to stabilize that if results in conflicts will lead to lose of other parent of that merge changeset when we resolve conflicts and do `hg evolve --continue`. This patch fixes the behavior, by checking whether we are continuing evolving a merge changeset and if yes, setting the dirstate parents according to that.

tests: add a test file of resolving orphaness of merge changesets This patch adds a new test file named test-evolve-orphan-merge.t which contains test cases when `hg evolve` try to stabilize a merge changeset which was orphan. This file contains 20-30% of all the cases as we have got something to fix before we add tests for rest of the cases. Going by this approach will make sure we don't live unfixed cases in the test file and the test files does not become a pile of hacks which are used to get in state when we fix the bugs.

grab: gracefully handle the case when we try to grab parent of wdir Before this patch, we go all the way down to obsmarker creation logic and gets an error saying that changeset cannot obsolete itself. We should be more smart here and error out early saying we cannot grab that changeset.

grab: move the initialization of pctx variable outside of if-else The pctx variable is used outside of the if-else but it was initialized under the conditional statements. Added test for the case when the initialization inside the if-else broke `hg grab --continue`.

compat: drop hack around http request handling for 4.6 The approach we used in 4.5 works again :-)

obsdiscovery: add compatibility layer to register wireproto command Mercurial core 0b18604db95e changed the way permissions are registered.

compat: pass all hgweb dispatch argument to the orig function This make use compatible with whatever changes on this side.

grab: add short version for continue and abort

obsdiscovery: include units in ui.progress() calls (issue5773)

tests: commit tests changes missing in the previous changeset (guess who forgot to amend)...

obslog: add the operation to the Obslog output The operation is helpful when debugging a case where we don't know how we ended up in this case while effect-flag are useful to understand what semantic changes happens to a changeset. Add the operation when displaying an obs-marker in the following form: `rewritten as X using amend` The other proposal is interesting but seems harder to internationalize and might requires update each time we introduce new operation: `Amended as X` Let's use the first proposal right now.

serverminitopic: attempt to fix assertion for repoview in branchmap This seems fine since we topic never impact public only caches.

compat: register a version of 'obsfatedata' template that works with 4.6 Since showlist is deprecated, let us use compatlist.

compat: register a version of 'troubles' template that works with 4.6 API Since showlist is deprecated, let us use compatlist.

exthelper: add support for "requires" argument for template keyword This will help use to support the new template API.

compat: add compat layer for date related functions

branching: merge with stable

compat: more straight forward alias for old template names The template registration have significantly changed in core:7b74afec6772. We take simpler approach to define the alias in a way that works for all versions.

serverminitopic: fix wrong object being passed to phase

legacy: respect explicit config for server.bundle1 Unconditionally disabling bundle1 is a problem for larger hosting website. We adopt a less aggressive approach and only disable it the default would be used.

branching: merge with stable

compat: only wrap wireprotoserver function if they exist Older version does not need the wrapping so everything should be fine.

pure: make sure what we expect to be list are list In the pure version, some of these object would be generator.

evolve: update code for not implicitly converting ctx to revision Mercurial core 38f480502043 removed the capacity to implicitly convert contexts to revisions using `int(ctx)`. Update Evolve code to explicitly call rev instead.

legacy-push: fix the code forbidding legacy obsmarkers pulling changeset e69e65b2b4a9 in code remove a key try/except. We reintroduce it for compatibility.

updatecaches: handle any new parameters to the method

evolvecmd: fix broken `evolve --continue` ran after `next --evolve` Recent series broke `evolve --continue`in cases when run after `hg next --evolve`. The previous patch adds test demonstarting the broken behaviour, this patch fixes that by storing the command which leads us to evolve --continue in the evolvestate.

tests: add test showing `evolve --continue` after `next --evolve` is broken Recent series fixing `hg evolve --continue` break the continue functionality after a conflicting `hg next --evolve`. This patch adds a test to demonstrate that. It will be fixed in the upcoming patch.

color: add some colors to evolve command itself

wireproto: fix *_capabilities for change of API types Mercurial commit 2f7290555c96 introduced new types for *_capabilities, update the code to use them.

obsfate: fix changeset description diff computing Mercurial core 8b6dd3922f70 changed the mdiff.unidiff API. Add a new compat method for all supported Mercurial versions.

evolve: add comptability to read old evolvestate files When a user runs `hg evolve` with old evolve where we used to write evolvestate the old ways i.e. without using cbor, and faces conflicts, the evolve is interrupted. If the user updates evolve before completing the evolve, that can result in traceback as the new evolve cannot read the old evolvestate file. The previous patch added function to read old evolvestate file and this patch uses that when we encounter the above mentioned case.

state: bring back the function to read old evolvestate files Before introduction of this nice cmdstate file wrapper, we had individual methods to write data to evolvestate file. Let's bring back the function which used to read data from the old evolvestae file so that we can use it in next patch for BC purposes.

evolve: add entry in CHANGELOG about fixed behavior of `hg evolve --continue`

evolve: store the skippedrevs in evolvestate While doing `hg evolve`, there are some revs which are skipped as they can't be evolved. Before this patch, we did not store this information in evolvestate and neither they were evolved, so `hg evolve --continue` will again try to stabilize those revisions. As much time as we run `hg evolve --continue`, this will happen which is not a good behavior. This patch adds a skippedrevs list to evolvestate where we store such revisions so that we don't try to stabilize them again.

evolve: show the updated working directory after `hg evolve --continue` `hg evolve` shows a nice message about the new working directory when the evolve ends but if the evolve is interrupted by conflicts and you continue the evolve resolving the conflicts, that nice message is lost. Let's have that in case of `--continue` too.

evolve: make `hg evolve --continue` respect `--confirm` Previous patch added capability to `hg evolve --continue` to continue the rest of the stack, not just the current revision but that was missing respecting the `--confirm` flag which user passed earlier. This patch makes sure we respect the `--confirm` flag.

evolve: make `--continue` continue evolving all remaining revisions This patch makes `hg evolve --continue` to continue all remaining revisions instead of just the current conflicted one. There are some still improvements required to this behavior after which the CHANGELOG entry will be added.

tests: add more tests to test-evolve-continue.t This patch adds more tests for `hg evolve --continue`. The tests demonstrates how the continuation handling of hg evolve is broken and the later patches fixes that handling.

evolve: handle case when newnode can be None while continuing evolve There can be case when `hg evolve --continue` is run, when working directory is clean and there is nothing to be included in the new commit. Let's make sure we handle such cases correctly and obsolete the node which is evolved with parent of wdir as successor. This is same as what rebase does.

tests: add tests for `hg evolve --continue` This patch adds a new test file containing tests for `hg evolve --continue`. The test file still does not contains all the tests related to `hg evolve --continue` as one of the case is broken which needs to be fixed first. The case is when resolving a conflicting evolve results in empty wdir. Next patch will fix the traceback and then a later patch will add more tests.

merge with stable

CHANGELOG: add an entry about resolve showing how to continue evolve

test: explicitly run HGEDITOR shell command with `sh` Otherwise Windows pops up the "What program do you want to use to open this?" dialog.

test: conditionalize blackbox output for Windows

branching: merge with stable

compat: add wrapper for logcmdutil functions These classes and functions were bulk-renamed at hg c8e2d6ed1f9e.

evolve: store the revs to be processed in the evolvestate This will help us in getting a full functional `hg evolve` where `hg evolve --continue` does not only continue one changeset.

evolve: store the replacements in the evolvestate This will greatly help when we will be implementing `hg evolve --abort`.

evolve: store the target category in evolvestate

evolvecmd: use the evolvestate object passed as argument in _solveunstable Earlier if get a merge conflict, we used to initialize a new evolvestate object and used to save it. Let's start using the state object which we get in as argument as that will contain more data about the state.

evolvecmd: pass evolvestate object to _solve* functions This patchs adds an argument evolvestate to _solve* functions. This will help us in having one evolvestate object which we can pass around various functions and keep storing what's going on.

evolve: create a state object in all case Let's create a state object even when we are not in the continue mode. This will help us passing the state object to rest of the functions.

branching: merge with stable

grab: preserve phase of the grabbed changeset This patch fixes the wrong behavior of loosing secret phase of the grabbed changeset.

tests: add a test showing grabbing of secret changeset turn it into draft This patch adds a test showing wrong behavior of `hg grab` command which looses the secret phase while grabbing a secret changeset.

grab: add grab info to cmdutil.afterresolvedstates This will help us in showing how to continue the grab when user resolves all the conflicts.

evolve: add evolve info to cmdutil.afterresolvedstates Adding evolve info to cmdutil.afterresolvedstate will improve the ui when we run into merge conflicts while evolving. Once we resolve all the conflicts using `hg resolve`, this will show a message saying "continue: hg evolve --continue". Other extensions like rebase and shelve also use it and it's very helpful.

doc: add link to roadmap Add a link to the Evolution roadmap in the main page of the documentation.

evolve: move the evolve command to evolvecmd.py This patch moves finishes the code movement by moving the evolve command to evolvecmd.py.

evolve: move _orderrevs() function evolvecmd.py _orderrevs() is a function which is used to order the revs in which the instability needs to be solved if we have multiple revisions to resolve.

evolve: move builddependencies() and _singlesuccessor() to utility module The builddependencies() and _singlesuccessor() function are very useful functions and can be used at a lot of places. They are also used in topic extension also, so let's move them to utility. However moving them to utility won't help anything in the topic extension.

utility: move MultipleSuccessorsError from __init__.py The MultipleSuccessorsError is required in multiple modules in upcoming patches, so let's move it to utility first.

evolvecmd: move more core from __init__.py to evolvecmd.py We are done with moving helper code, we will now be moving the evolve command in the new module.

evolvecmd: move code from __init__.py to evolvecmd.py

evolvecmd: move more code from __init__.py to evolvecmd.py We are now very close to have most of the evolve related code in evolvecmd.py.

evolvecmd: move more chunks of code from __init__.py to evolvecmd.py

evolvecmd: move more functions from __init__.py to evolvecmd.py If things are looking ugly, hold on.

evolvecmd: introduce a new module to handle `hg evolve` related code __init__.py is to cluttered with wrapping and all, it's better to move code related to evolve command to new a module which will help us in great refactoring and introducing nice and better flow of data through functions. There is a temporary import cycle is introduced which will be fixed in the series.

evolve: remove not required calls to phases.retractboundary() To make sure phases are preserved during evolve, we started using the phases.new-commit config option. Now we don't need to call phases.retractboundary(). Let's remove the redundant code.

evolve: store the replacements occurred during `hg evolve` at top level This patch starts storing the replacements made during the `hg evolve` command. The current dictionary is not used anywhere but will be used in future as we want to introduce abort functionality, so we want to delay writing of obsmarkers, storing these exchanges in statefile etc.

evolve: make the _solve* functions return a tuple This patch makes _solve* functions return a tuple which will contain information about whether we were able to solve the instability and if yes, then what was the newnode. For more details about tuple, look the fn docs added. There was some refactoring required in next command because of change in return values. This also leds to omitting the wdir update message in case of dry-run which is good.

evolvestate: rename the file to state.py and class name to cmdstate The evolvestate.py and the evolvestate class in it were introduced to help `hg evolve` grow continue and abort options. But the class and it's API can be easily used to store state information for other state files like we stored the information for grab state in the previous commit. Let's rename the the file and class.

branching: merge with stable

update: show "use 'hg evolve' to..." hint iff evolve command enabled Before this patch, one had to enable *all* commands (by including "allnewcommands" in the experimental.evolution config) for the hint to be shown.

obslog: drop period from summary line in accordance with convention

grab: add a command to grab a commit and update to it This patch adds anew command `hg grab` which will pick a commit and put it on the top of the working directory parent and updates to it. Earlier grab was an alias for `hg rebase -r <rev> -d .` which is now deleted to make sure `hg grab` resolves to the grab command and that alias. Continuing interrupted grab functionality is also there using the evolvestate class. Tests are also added for the new introduced command.

amend: query the wdir parent after taking lock (issue5266) If we query wdir parent without taking a lock, that can lead to bugs because the wdir parent can change is another process has changed the wdir parent. One such example of this was issue 5266. When a user is running amend and that amend is waiting for commit message, the user runs another amend which waits for lock. The second amend is waiting for lock, but has already read the description from the parent of working directory to use. Once the first amend completes the wdir parent changes but we still have the description from an old wdir parent. This patch fixes the bug by querying the description after taking lock. Attempts were made to add test for this but the results were unstable because they depend on time in which lock is released.

fold: make sure we move bookmarks after folding (issue5772) The rewriteutil.rewrite() API currently only handles moving bookmark from a old node to new node. In case on fold, we have multiple old nodes, from where a bookmark move is possible. The rewriteutil.rewrite() API is used by another commands also and it's not good to plug in some logic there. This patch handles bookmark movement from all the old nodes to the new node.

tests: add a test showing bookmark not moving in-case of `hg fold` This patch adds a test showing that bookmark is not moved when doing `hg fold`. This test represents issue 5772.

branching: merge stable back into default

test: update test output ot reply caps size change CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: 2e703ed1c713

branching: merge default test output into stable Mercurial 4.5 has been merged, we update the expected test output.

branching: open Mercurial 4.4 compatibility branch

branching: merge release 7.2.1 into default

packaging: mark source as development version This help avoiding consusion

Added tag 7.2.1 for changeset 6c772398eb4e

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.2 into mercurial-4.1

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.3 into mercurial-4.2

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.3

packaging: prepare version 7.2.1

branching: merge with tutorial output update

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.2 into mercurial-4.1

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.3 into mercurial-4.2

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.3

tutorial: docgraph output seems to have been dedented Update the outputs following latest version of docgrpah and its dependencies.

test: update output for more verbose blackbox CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: 853bf7d90804

test: update with new 'update' hint about obsfate CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: 35a0f6f31eef

evolve: update output for wider reporting of troubled changesets CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: 1a09dad8b85a

test: update output for new `merge --abort` message Core have updated its command to cancel a failed merge, update the test output to match it. CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: 41ef02ba329b

branching: merge with stable

changelog: mention 4.5 compatibility

trouble-reports: yield to in code reporting of new troubles Mercurial 4.5 has the feature in core, let core do the reporting in this case.

caches: fix automatic warming trigger The caches were supposed to get warmed when we receive a push. However the transaction created when we -issue- a push use a similar name and was confusing the detection. We now properly detect the case.

changelog: mention the packaging bugfix

packaging: properly install the evolve.thirdparty module It is properly added to the Manifest.in but that is not enough. We need to find another tool capable of catching things.

branching: merge release tags into default

packaging: mark source as development version This help avoiding consusion

Added tag 7.2.0 for changeset bf6b859807ba

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.2 into mercurial-4.1

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.3 into mercurial-4.2

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.3

branching: merge stable back into default The test change has to be reverted.

branching: merge further compat change into stable

branching: merge further compat change into stable

branching: merge more compatibility fix into stable

packaging: merge 7.2.0 into stable

tests: update test output to match 4.4 The stable branch is sitll 4.4.

branching: backed out test output changes from core-1905aac253f0 This backs out evolve-ae6fddf39933

branching: backed out test output changes from core-02fdb8c018aa This backs out evolve-1905aac253f0.

compat: fix argument check for marker reading The previous check was broken for 4.2

cachevfs: use a compatibility later for all access

diff: drop default argument value This argument use the default value for an argument not available in earlier version. So we just stop passing the argument.

test: use hash in test-evolve-topic.t This helps testing compat with older version.

packaging: prepare version 7.2.0