fold: add --message and --logfile options Like other commit-creating commands, this add two options for specifying the resulting commit message, with tests. If either of these options is specified, no editor is popped up asking for a commit message.

merge with stable

prune: update to successor rather than parent when prune '.'

import: --obsolete flag for automatic obsolescence marker creation A new `--obsolete` flag is added to import. When present, the new node will be marked as a successors of the one specified in the `Node` field of the imported patch. No marker are created when revision have the node expected in the patch. This improves email based work flow where implicit rebase are likely to happen and extra information are lost, changing the hash. This new behavior requires a flags, otherwise the `hg export x | hg import -` idiom would change, turning the source obsolete. (Changing from `hg graft x` to `hg rebase --dest . --rev x`) This change only takes effect when using Mercurial 3.0 and above

merge with all other change to 3.3

update 3.3.0 readme to include minimal mercurial requirement This clarify the situation.

evolve: fix grammar in a comment

README: document how to run the tests

uncommit: change 'kill' to 'prune' in error message 'kill' was renamed to 'prune' Long time ago.

readme: the forgotten update strike again

evolve: protect call to rebase within a wlock (#42, #35, #16) Without a wlock, repo.commit would blow away the dirstate's parents on OSes that have no 'os.symlink' support in python, leading evolve to produce a merge instead of a rebase. If a user ran the rebase command instead of evolve, then things would work because rebase is wrapped in a giant wlock. Unfortunately, we can't use the same idea of wrapping the evolve command in one giant wlock because that's too early in the process. If the lock did wrap the entire evolve command, then the working directory would save its current parents which, since rebase hasn't been called yet, would be just p1. Therefore, we need to obtain the lock *after* the dirstate's parents are changed but *before* the call to rebase. This way ensures that when a conflict happens the working directory correctly shows both parent changeset.

readme: update the readme with all missing entry One days one will stop forgetting to update it.

readme: rephrase the changelog entry regarding the new exchange Lets try to have it readable by human being.

readme: drop the reference to fastobs Its dead Jim.

merge with stable

Added tag 3.3.1 for changeset fc04758ea9f5

prepare release 3.3.1

fix maintainer email I'm not working at Logilab since july 2013. Using my personal address to prevent this kind of situation in the future.

fold: enable --date and --user options Like all other commit-creating commits, `hg fold` should also have these options enabled. This also allows getting consistent hashes during tests involving fold.

evolve: improves readme wording (yes I just pushed the other version…)

evolve: update changelog in README

test: update testing statement

evolve: abort when trying to move a node on top of itself This provides a clearer error message when evolve misstakenly tries to move a changeset on top of itself. Before we got an abort with a cryptic message about trying to rebase a merge changeset. A proper fix to make sure that evolve never tries to move a node on top of itself will come in later patches.

run-tests: add executable bit

rewrite: use cmdutil.logmessage instead of ad-hoc methods The logic for handling the --message and --logfile options is already in core hg in the cmdutil.logmessage function. This patch removes this duplicate logic from Evolve and just calls the core function.

fold: enable --date and --user options Like all other commit-creating commits, `hg fold` should also have these options enabled. This also allows getting consistent hashes during tests involving fold.

merge with stable

test: sort output of listkey command The pushkey namespace came as dict key. So they have no defined order. We sort them to stabilize the test.

exchange: use fixed order for obstore content The obsstore content seems unstable from one version of python to another (we most certainly use some dict) we fix the order once and for all.

Finish killing fastobs (this test failed loudly after 33fdaec24432)