test: backed out test output changes from changeset ef22eef37ecc

test: backed out output changes from changeset 0171a7ceb574

test: backed out output changes from changeset dfa69b5ece87

test: backed out output changes from changeset 01ad46551d7c

prev: also use stack shortcut in output when possible This mirror what `hg evolve` is doing since cc3a0b13ae57.

next: also use stack shortcut in output when possible This mirror what `hg evolve` is doing since cc3a0b13ae57.

branching: merge stable into default

rewind: alias the command to undo This is a step in unifiying rewind and undo and not talk about them as different commands or concepts. If there exists rewind command, that should be an alias of undo and the vice versa. The exact implmentation detail and how the command works etc. is a different thing but there should be just one command.

changelog: add a line about the usage of s# in evolve

caches: no longer warm the cache on strip in "auto" mode Before this patch, a strip would trigger a full and blind cache load that would include the stablerange cache. In repository like Mozilla this was a bit painful. The default "auto" mode now behave has intended.

evolve: use stack alias s# in `hg evolve` msgs As repository grows revision number lose their usefulness. To make it a little better than now, after this patch we will be using short stack aliases introduced by the topic extension (as displayed by `hg stack`). These stack aliases s# will be used only when user has enabled topic extension and his repo's current active topic is same as the revs to be evolved. For now, this patch doesn't cover `continue` case. I will discuss about this with Pierre-Yves David. Maybe we have to store the info in evolvestate that "we were using stack aliases".

evolve: extract displayer to _solveone() I extracted this displayer method to _solveone() so that it would be easy to pass a different template to show evolve msgs. In upcoming patches we will be using stacktemplate in some cases where we want to include stack alias s# in evolve msgs.

utility: add a template alias that will be used in evolve msgs This template use stack alias s# instead of rev number in messages printed when we run `hg evolve`. For example, this template's msgs will look like this: move:[s3] add aaa atop:[s2] add bbb move:[s4] add ccc I will be using this template in upcoming patches.

topic: add topicidx template keyword This keyword will be useful where we want to see the index of the changeset in the stack when we run `hg stack`.

changelog: fix version number

tests: update the test-topic.t with changes in core mercurial Yuya stabilized the -T option and now it's in help by default. CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: 0d703063d0c8

pullbundle: fix style warning

pullbundle: improves management of multiple branch while dealing with a head There were still case where a range was issued too early.

pullbundle: deal with head in a predicable order We use node order to make this repeatable from one clone to another. This is an arbitrary pick.

pullbundle: deal with another special case introduced by arbitrary ranges previous, we dealt with the case where the tippest subrange of the stable parent was too long. Now, we need to deal with the case where it is too small.

pullbundle: compat with Mercurial 4.7

pullbundle: add some information on the cached change This also adds a way to skip "caching" smaller range in the debugcommand (not in the extensions itself).

pullbundle: add data about the cached bundle size and hit

pullbundle: add a command to generate cache hit statistic This new command should help checking that the stable range produce reusable bundle.

pullbundle: point out the output flooding issue from core Right now, we don't have a reliable progress report when using pullbundle.

pullbundle: issue local branches in the right order

pullbundle: delay cache file opening Otherwise we can end-up with a too many file open at the same time.

pullbundle: improve slicing of the lower part of range The previous method could get confuse by merge and overslice. The new method is better at using sticking on power of two boundaries.

stablerange: fix slicing of arbitrary ranges Pull bundle trigger slicing from range with arbitrary initial skip. We have to adjust the current slicing to take this into account.

pullbundle: attempt to save stablerange cache after each computation Since we do not serve the full repository, we use more stablerange starting from a random point. These are probably not loaded yet and should be cached. This is best effort caching, if we can't save them we won't.

pullbundle: add basic extension metadata

pullbundle: add a config option for the cache directory

pullbundle: add an output about the time spent slicing the set This will be useful to monitor overall performance.

pullbundle: add extension documentation

pullbundle: add an extra test showing how cache are reusable We issue a single final pull, most of its item are reusable.

pullbundle: add caching logic We now only generate a bundle once (and store it to disk). If we need it again, we use it directly from disk.

pullbundle: slice pull into multiple ranges We subdivide the set of missing revisions into multiple "range" using the "stable range" data structure. This slicing aims at maximizing the capability of the resulting ranges.

pullbundle: initial commit Right now, we do not do any slicing, but we install the wrapping and the tests.

test: update output to make streamv2 capabilities CORE-TEST-OUTPUT-UPDATE: 4bd6e444c76f

branching: merge with stable

topic: respect preexisting 'topic' value on workingcommitctx Mercurial's core changeset: 6c8ceebce309 revealed an issue. If the creator of a workingcommitctx explicitly assigned a 'topic', it was silently overridden by the current active on. This break import of patch with topic information. We now respect preexisting topic information.

topic: add a compatibility to access transaction's names The attribute was made private in 4024c363cd33.

topic: add a compatibility to access transaction's validator The attribute was made private in ebbba3ba3f66.

evovle: remove redundancy in evolve output Copying the discription of this redundancy issue given by Pierre Yves David: When running `hg evolve` to stabilize orphan changeset output about the currently stabilized changeset is issued. For example: $ hg evolve move:[3] a3 atop:[4] a2 working directory is now at 7c5649f73d11 This output can become quite repetitive when orphan are stabilized atop each other. For example: $ hg evolve --all move:[8] dansk 2! atop:[10] dansk! merging main-file-1 move:[9] dansk 3! atop:[11] dansk 2! In this case it would be smoother to issue: $ hg evolve --all move:[8] dansk 2! atop:[10] dansk! merging main-file-1 move:[9] dansk 3! Since we are moving "dansk 3!" atop the changeset we just stabilized. When adding this be careful that we still want to issue the "atop" message in various cases: 1. first changesets in a stack 2. when the orphan is not stabilized atop previous one 3. when using hg evolve --continue to resume an evolution So, I have made the changes which also respect above listed three points. And changes in tests/test-evovle*.t reflecting the changed behavior.

amend: handle crash before transaction initialization with --patch The `tr` object can be None.

branching: merge with stable

obsdiscovery: adopt to calling convention change Upstream commits 71d83b315778 and abce899c985f changed the calling convention of setdiscovery._takefullsample(). We inspect the signature of the function before calling it so we can pass the proper arguments.

branching: merge stable into default

packaging: mark as development version This avoid confusion when people install version from source.

Added tag 8.2.1 for changeset c6362c4abd69

packagin: prepare release 8.2.1

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

test-compat: merge mercurial-4.5 into mercurial-4.4

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

test-compat: merge stable into mercurial-4.6

branching: merge stable into default

caches: issue both debug and blackbox log message This increase the odd someone looking for issue will find them.

cmdrewrite: rename variable and move it closer to where it is used Renaming to satisfy pep8-naming linter plugin, which complained on this variable because all-uppercase names are reserved for constants, and constants need to be module-level. This variable is not a good choice for moving up to the module level because it's used only in one place. Additionally, let's have it closer to the place it's actually used to potentially avoid an extra call to _() function (however cheap it may be).

changelog: mention the cache improvements

obshashrangecache: be more paranoid in the errors we catch It seems like there error were already covered. Better safe than sorry.