tests: add a test demonstrating issue5897 When conflicts are caused due to `hg next --evolve`, `hg evolve --abort` breaks! This patch adds test to demonstrate that. This will be fixed in next patch.

evolve: add an `--update` flag to `hg evolve` command This patch adds a new `--update` flag which defaults to True. The update flag updates the working directory to the head of evolved revisions after `hg evolve` command. This flag can be used to not update your working directory after `hg evolve` which has been one of the biggest feature request from fig team at Google. To not update your working directory, the user can do `hg evolve --no-update`. If the working directory get obsoleted by evolve command, it will update to the successor. This patch also adds some basic tests for the flag introduced.

tests: add tests for testing --abort while content-divergence resolution This patch adds a new test file with a very basic test of `--abort` on an interrupted evolve which was resolving content-divergence. Upcoming patches will add more rigourous tests.

evolve: fix storage of replacements and temprevs node in evolvestate The _completephaseivergent() was not respecting rules on how to store the new node ids created in evolvestate. The rules are: * store the temporary relocated commits in temprevs * store the final new commit in replacements This patch make sure we follow the above rules and also use the return value returned by _resolvephasedivergence(). The tests change demonstrates that we are all good now.

tests: add more tests related to aborting while resolving phase-divergence The tests shows the something is still broken related to abort while resolving phase-divergence which will be fixed in upcoming patches.

topic: suggest to clear a topic that becomes empty We add a hint suggesting "hg topic --clear" when a topic becomes empty. This usually happens when all its changesets get public, that is when the user does a 'phase -p' or when they pull from a server. To discriminate relevant cases for which we should display the hint (and typically exclude explicit 'hg topic --clear' operation), we look for the transaction "type" to only consider 'phase' or 'push' transaction. In the latter case, the transaction name is not simply 'push-response' but it also included the remote URL so we need to match on string content.

topic: display a hint pointing at help when a topic becomes non-empty This is an attempt at avoiding "mistakes" by new users of topics when they pull a topic and publish its changesets while being checked out. In this case, the topic will become empty but still be active; however, if this is a "foreign" topic, the user will not likely want to keep it active for the next commit operation. So we add a hint message pointing at general help of "topics" command so that they can eventually do something and learn about "hg topics --clear".

branching: merge with compat fix on default

evolve: add compat for repair.stripbmrevset which is moved to scmutil This patch adds compatibility logic for repair.stripbmrevset() which is moved to scmutil as bookmarkrevs(). This fixes test-prune.t failure.

evolve: update the readme with more information about contribution

topic: dedent items about publishing behavior in docstring Also change item bullets from '#' to '*'.

topic: use preformatted block for config snippets documentation We add :: markers, empty line and properly indent blocks where needed.

tests: add a test for "hg help -e topic" Currently, some configuration snippets do not render well; we'll fix this in forthcoming changesets.

branching: merge with stable

content-div: add test showing `--stop` works during interrupted resolution This patch adds a test showing that the --stop flag of `hg evolve` works well during interrupted content-divergence resolution. The --stop flag now works with all the three different type of instability resolution very well and we should advertise it more.

evolve: create new commit while resolving content-divergence Before this patch, we used to amend one of the content-divergent changes with the changes from the merge. Creating a new commit will certain advantages like letting user enter a commit message, showing user the new merge diff before commiting the content-divergent resolution and give us more control in the implementation part. The reason amend was used initially was just because it was easy. There are some tests update due to change.