If there are two (or more) heads that point to the same .hgtags
node, we can safely skip parsing the file in all but the last head.
(In 56bc6966622e, we were parsing the file in the first head and
skipping all the others.)
- ui.status is not very useful, since this code is never
executed when ui.quiet is true.
- explicitly checking for ui.debug allows a regular hg log to
run without looking at the manifest index
- the calls to ui.note were converted for consistency
This speeds up hg log and significantly reduces memory usage (max RSS
goes from ~92MB to ~21MB on the kernel repo), since we no longer store
all the revisions in the cache.
- List file:// and static-http://
- Mention that you can pull from bundle files
- List http and https as valid push targets, but emphasize that this
feature has to be enabled.
POST+redirect doesn't work in python, as a workaround we record the url
from the previous GETs so that when we do a POST it uses the redirected url
fix issue327
The only exceptions are web.static and web.templates, since they can
be used to get any file that is readable by the user running the CGI
script.
Other options can be (ab)used to increase the use of the cpu
(allow_bz2) or of the bandwidth (server.uncompressed), but they're
trusted anyway.
This untrusted configparser is a superset of the trusted configparser,
so that interpolation still works.
Also add an "untrusted" argument to ui.config* to allow querying
ui.ucdata.
With --debug, we print a warning when we read an untrusted config
file, and when we try to access a trusted setting that has one value
in the trusted configparser and another in the untrusted configparser.
The list of trusted users and groups is specified in the [trusted]
section of a hgrc; the current user is always trusted; "*" can be
used to trust all users/groups.
Global hgrc files are always read.
On Windows (and other systems that don't have the pwd and grp modules),
all .hg/hgrc files are read.
This is essentially the same patch that was previously applied as
revision f077d29b114d.
