Summary:
I wanted a way to see a commit in relation to the other smartlog entries, so
I refactored smartlog to provide a revset function for its default selections.
Test Plan: ##run-tests##
Reviewers: durham
Reviewed By: durham
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.fb.com/D1794762
Tasks: 6057467
Signature: t1:1794762:1421888058:9b96d26f68b9b3bac24ef43db58fe8aa0299de37
The sparse checkout extension had a pretty bad flaw where rebasing across
certain no-op file changes would fail the rebase. This was due to Mercurial
adding a 'keep' action on those files and that action getting translated to a
'remove' by the sparse extension, then failing to edit the dirstate during the rebase
branchmerge.
The fix is to only issue 'remove' actions if we're not in a branchmerge
and the file in question is in the workingcopy but shouldn't be.
I also added more validation for the branchmerge scenario to make sure we aren't
losing any dirstate data. It will basically abort if any action besides 'keep'
is performed on a file outside the sparse checkout.
Upstream Mercurial has changed the return value of merge.calculateupdates in two
ways: 1) actions is now a file->action mapping instead of a
actiontype->list-of-files mapping, 2) it now returns actions, diverge,
renamedelete where the last two are just used for displaying to the user and can
be pretty much ignored by the sparse extension.
Summary:
strip -r . -k rebuilds the dirstate and was inserting filtered entries
into the dirstate. This fixes rebuild to exclude sparse files.
Test Plan: Added a test
Reviewers: sid0, pyd, davidsp, mitrandir, rmcelroy
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.fb.com/D1743331
Summary:
The rebase extension bypasses the changegroup processing hooks, so they need to
be called explicitly.
Test Plan: Added hooks to the existing test
Reviewers: pyd, durham
Reviewed By: durham
Subscribers: calvinb, mitrandir, rmcelroy, daviser, mpm, davidsp, sid0, akushner
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.fb.com/D1726408
Signature: t1:1726408:1418241039:4e51a6dcbf3134f12d55c8e902de9ca7086883d1
Summary: Use the bundle2 reply stream to send changes back to the client
Test Plan: Ran test
Reviewers: pyd, durham
Reviewed By: durham
Subscribers: rmcelroy, daviser, mpm, davidsp, sid0, akushner
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.fb.com/D1689551
Signature: t1:1689551:1416948875:987c7440298aa57d5cf46d420feab151ce9340b1
Summary:
Adds a new bundle2 parttype to accept a linear changegroup and rebase it onto
the designated position on the server.
Future work:
* Issue the new parttype from ##hg push## (under what circumstances?)
* Return new revisions to client in the bundle2 response
* Write automated tests
* Support v2 changegroup packing?
* Test compatibility with the extensions we commonly use
Test Plan:
Diff includes an hg command that issues the new parttype; have used it to test
manually on a repository with 2 files.
Reviewers: akushner, sid0, davidsp, mpm, daviser, rmcelroy, pyd, durham
Reviewed By: durham
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.fb.com/D1670811
Signature: t1:1670811:1416335316:05c5ae8a35ba28cab87c474bab28afe91e8702d2
Summary:
Adds a sparse checkout extension that allows you to checkout just part of the
working copy. This only affects the working copy, it does not affect history,
or what is pushed and pulled from the server.
The basic api is:
hg sparse --include PATTERN... # add a pattern to the sparse checkout
hg sparse --exclude PATTERN... # excludes files from the sparse checkout
hg sparse --delete PATTERN... # deletes an include/exclude rule
hg sparse --enable-profile # enables a predefined sparse profile
hg sparse --disable-profile # disables a predefined sparse profile
hg sparse --reset # makes the repository full again
hg sparse --refresh # refreshes the working copy if .hg/sparse was
modified manually
hg sparse # show the current sparse rules
Test Plan:
Added tests. Ran them. Also deploy it to a couple users for a bit
without major issues.
Reviewers: pyd, sid0, rmcelroy, davidsp, mpm
Subscribers: mitrandir, akushner
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.fb.com/D1698824
Summary:
Use `first()` instead of `[0]`.
Also fix coloring under non-ANSI terminals (required to get the test working).
Test Plan: Ran the tests. Also ran `hg sl` with this in a few of my repos.
Reviewers: durham, davidsp, akushner, daviser, rmcelroy, pyd
Reviewed By: pyd
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.fb.com/D1623808
Tasks: 5375006
