While the win32text extension does LF <-> CRLF conversion, and will issue a
warning in case a file already in the repository uses CRLF, it provides no
mechanism for verifying that incoming changes use LF. In a large development
team with some Windows users, it is virtually guaranteed that someone will
forget to set up the encode filter correctly and accidentally check in a file
using CRLF, which can cause warnings for other Windows users when they next
fetch changes. Since this is a general problem it is desirable to have a
pre-commit (or -push) hook available to reject such accidents earlier rather
than trying to fix them up after the fact.
These options make qnew and qrefresh add/update the "From:" header (or, if present,
the "# User" header). This allows proper attribution of patches in patch queues
with multiple contributors.
Uses ui.setconfig() to tell bundlerepo where the main repo is. This is
needed for when the --repository option is used.
Adds tests to test-bundle and a new test script
test-mq-pull-from-bundle, which plays out the situation that initially
made me detect this bug
(hg -R .hg/patches pull ../bundle.hg).
- save dirstate lookup and exists check
- do all fs work inside a single dryrun clause
- move unlinking into inner copy section
- move target dir creation
- eliminate undelete mess
- fix a bug on mv a -> b -> a after merge
These names were disappearing in the asciidoc output and no form of
escaping seems to help. Let's just add repo/ to make it explicit that
they're in the repository root.
Reported and explained by Peter Arrenbrecht <peter.arrenbrecht@gmail.com>.
Following file additions were skipped but empty files were still created. This situation could lead to qrefresh losing patch information.
If paths are supplied but resolve to nothing, localrepo.commit() is called with an empty set and commits the whole dirstate. Avoid this by passing the match function to commit.
Part of test-tags was modified just to be sure this works.
The change in test-archive-symlinks is necessary to avoid a "helpful"
warning from GNU tar ("implausibly old time stamp 1970-01-01 00:00:00").
