test: use `hg log` in the `getid` function using `hg id` to retrieve full lenght node requires to use --debug. This may include debug output (regarding branch cache invalidation for example) that breaks the test. We now use `hg log` with a custom template. This is a simple, clean and robust solution.

readme: mention patchbomb usage and patch description guidelines on wiki

debian: add line to clean target to delete error files caused by failing tests

fold: improve error messages for multiple heads and roots This commit adds hints and i18n to the error messages about non-linear revisions, along with corresponding tests.

fold: reword error message for public commits This rewords the error message when attempting to fold public csets. It is somewhat clearer to not use contractions in formal writing. It also uses i18n for it. This commit also adds a new test for this error message.

fold: overhaul handling of revisions with --rev (BC) The fold command parsed the revision arguments in a very peculiar and idiosyncratic fashion: if revisions were passed without a --rev argument, then they would all be extended to ".", but if they were passed with --rev, then no extension would happen. Passing revisions both with and without --rev would abort. This is inconsistent with the way all other hg commands parse revision arguments. We have several examples of command where several revisions are passed, and the --rev option is optional for specifying those revisions (update, strip, export). This patch alters the way in which fold parses its revision arguments. No distinction is made between revisions passed with or without the --rev argument. Regardless if a single or multiple revision is specified, all will be folded together into the parent of the working directory. If the --exact argument is passed, then the parent of the working directory is ignored and the specified revisions must be a single contiguous line. The docstring and tests are modified accordingly.

fold: emit error message when folding a single revision Previously, a confusing error state would happen if the revision set to fold was a singleton.

fold: clarify message for empty revision set and abort instead (BC) I find it clearer that there are no revisions to fold because none were specified. Otherwise it seems ambiguous: maybe there are no revisions to fold because it's impossible to fold whatever was given? In analogy of other commands that are given no revisions (e.g. strip, graft), this is also now an abort instead of a mere error message, which is a BC.

evolve: do not use _ as an unused variable The _ variable is the i18n function from core Mercurial, so locally assigning to it can lead to name clashes.

merge with stable

merge with very old 2.2 branch

test-obsolete: make log templates more consistent: add {desc} to one This has the extra added benefit of making the divergence situation easier to understand.

test-obsolete: explicitly show which changesets are divergent

merge with stable

update readme (I should have a hook preventing me to push to public repo with uncommited changes)

evolve: add --tool option so we don't have to use HGMERGE

amend: add -U/--current-user option (inspired by mq)

tests: fix grammar, spelling, punctuation in comments

evolve: minor reorganisation of code responsible for evolve output This does not change any of the semantic as status is not printed when --quiet is provided. This juste make it more explicit that the output are related.

template: add a troubles keyword This keyword list all evolution troubles that affect a changeset. Evolution troubles can be "unstable", "divergent" and "bumped".

docs: update copyright statement used by sphinx

docs: add concepts guide (the set theory behind obsolescence)

docs: add guide to sharing mutable history

docs: add new user guide This has also been reviewed to death on evolve-testers. There are still a couple of short sections to write (clearly marked "TODO"), and one example to add. But (if I may be so bold) this is a gigantic improvement over the current docs, so it really should get merged. Incidentally, the figures are all SVG files created with Inkscape. They're not perfect, but they're pretty nice. Anyone who knows a better way to create technical diagrams is welcome to contribute. One wart: there's a test script that accompanies the document and largely duplicates it, but I haven't unified them. I've been concentrating on writing the best possible content, not on fiddling with tools. I suspect that unifying them will be non-trivial, but definitely worth doing.

docs: rewrite index page (including dangling links to future docs) This has been reviewed to death on the evolve-testers mailing list. I've made some minor tweaks since the last round of reviews, but the main content is the same.

amend: add -D/--current-date option, just like mq's qrefresh has Carefully designed so we can easily add -D to other changeset-creating commands (probably anything that takes -d), and so that we can add -U/--current-user as well. When that's done, the date and user options should be very similar to those in MQ.

amend: explicitly test -d option

amend: in tests, do not rely on defaults -- always use explicit -d Having a default -d option will make it hard to test -D/--current-date, which is coming shortly: presence of -d overrides -D, just like with mq's qrefresh.

evolve: fix createmarkers() wrapper to accept an iterable Docstring in mercurial.obsolete says "<relations> must be an iterable of ...", and hgsubversion takes it at its word and passes a generator. Until around Mercurial 3.0, this did not cause any problems, but now it does: in a repo with both evolve and hgsubversion enabled, pushing to Subversion when obsolete changesets are present causes a crash: [...] File "/home/gward/src/hgsubversion/hgsubversion/wrappers.py", line 346, in push obsolete.createmarkers(repo, relations) File "/home/gward/src/hg-stable/mercurial/extensions.py", line 196, in wrap return wrapper(origfn, *args, **kwargs) File "/home/gward/src/hg-evolve/hgext/evolve.py", line 332, in _createmarkers relations[idx] = (prec, sucs, meta) TypeError: 'generator' object does not support item assignment Since hgsubersion is playing by the documented rules, evolve must be the guilty party here.

merge with 4.0.0

Added tag 4.0.0 for changeset 0304fc2bab15

pkg: prepare release of version 4.0.0

pkg: drop pushexperiment from the install list

merge stable into default default is meant to be a superset of stable

merge default in to stable evolve 4.0.0 is coming.

merge back into stable The 2,7 is meant to be a subset of stable.

prepare a branch for compatibility with mercurial 2.7 to 3.0(.0) Evolve 4.0.0 is coming

test: update to output change introduced by future 3.1

simple4server: backport the bundle2 exchange

evolve: install progress support for the bundle2 pull path The custom wireprotocol command had a trick to display progress while pulling. We reinstall such logic for the new path using bundle2. Its notable that we are using the bundle2 advisory parameter for this purpose.

evolve: install progress support for the bundle2 push path The custom wireprotocol command had a trick to display progress while pushing. We reinstall such logic for the new path using bundle2.

evolve: add a pull path using bundle2 Instead of using a dedicated wireprotocol commands, we use bundle2 to transmit an obs marker parts. This aims at both testing bundle2 more and to limit the amount of special code we needs to put in simple for server to fit our needs. The massive test changes comes from the fact we can use this fast path for both remote and local push.

evolve: advertise obsmarker creation in the transation hook This will let extensions hooks on marker exchange.

evolve: add bytes and new marker data when processing part This will helps use to keep printing useful message when pulling through bundle2.

evolve: add a push pass using bundle2 Instead of using a dedicated wireprotocol commands, we use bundle2 to transmit an obs marker parts. This aims at both testing bundle2 more and to limit the amount of special code we needs to put in simple for server to fit our needs. The massive test changes comes from the fact we can use this fast path for both remote and local push.

evolve: make exchange output compact in the old pushkey case too.

evolve: compatibility with memfilectx change The future 3.1 have have more sophisticated memfilectx object. We add a compatibility layer for them.

evolve: abstract access to context.memfilectx This class is getting altered in the future Mercurial 3.1.0. This changeset prepare a compatibility layer.

import: drop version check for ``import --obsolete`` This code base does not support anything below mercurial-3.0 anyway.

evolve: bump requirement to 3.0.1 Use of bundle2 for pulling will require this version or above.

test: fix test-import condition The help text is ``"only(`` not `` only(``

merge with stable

evolve: make most line lenghts 80 characters or less There are still a few lines that are above 80 characters in length. Those have not been changed because doing so would make the code a bit less clear.

evolve: start all util.Abort messages with lower case

evolve: improve wording of a few of messages

evolve: fix a couple of typos

evolve: fix spelling error

evolve: more compact output in the wire protocol case We made the wording more similar and use less line. The writing operation is usually fast so we do not needs a specific line for it.

evolve: test exchange through wireprotocol The wireprotocol version of the exchange was only tested in the `simple4server.py` case.

evolve: align working during obsmarker push using pushkey lets use the same wording everywhere to prevent user confusion.

evolve: drop some pre-3.0 compatibility code This extension already requires Mercurial 3.0

evolve: update the errors message to request mercurial 3.0 and above And update the checking code too. This extension already requires 3.0 for some time.

readme: remove some duplicated entries Those changes where backported to 3.3.2.

readme: remove embarrassment There were… conflict marker in this file. Its over, they are gone now.