qnew -f was originally meant to just skip the localchanges check.
But, it currently discards the local changes, which is not at all what
people expect.
This patch changes qnew -f to create the new patch and then
run hg qrefresh on it. The local changes will be in the new
patch.
First, it changes the server to be almost a generic WSGI server.
Second, it changes request.py to have wsgiapplication and
_wsgirequest. wsgiapplication is a class that creates _wsgirequests
when called by a WSGI compliant server. It needs to know whether
or not it should create hgwebdir or hgweb requests.
Lastly, wsgicgi.py is added, and the CGI scripts are altered to
use it to launch wsgiapplications in a WSGI compliant way.
As a side effect, all the keepalive code has been removed from
request.py. This code needs to be moved so that it is exclusively
in server.py
filterfiles was failing to find files for directory arguments if
another file existed that started with the directory name and
sorted earlier. For example, a manifest of ('foo.h', 'foo/foo')
would cause filterfiles('foo') to return nothing. This resolves
issue #294.
cold cache diff performance has regressed in two ways. localrepo.changes
has optimizations for diffing against the working dir parent that expect
node1 to be None. commands.revpair() usage means that commands.dodiff()
never sends node1 == None. This is fixed in localrepo.changes by checking
against the dirstate parents.
In the non-dirstate parents case, localrepo.changes does a loop comparing
files without first sorting the file names, leading to random access
across the disk.
new hgrc entries allow_push, deny_push, push_ssl control push over http.
allow_push list controls push. if empty or not set, no user can push.
if "*", any user (incl. unauthenticated user) can push. if list of user
names, only authenticated users in list can push.
deny_push list examined before allow_push. if "*", no user can push.
if list of user names, no unauthenticated user can push, and no users
in list can push.
push_ssl requires https connection for push. default is true, so password
sniffing can not be done.
On the kernel repo:
$ hg heads -q
before after
RevlogNG 1.11 0.52
Revlogv0 0.80 0.69
Since the current code for tags has to find all the heads of the repo,
this also helps there:
$ hg tags
before after
RevlogNG 2.35 1.76
Revlogv0 2.04 1.90
This allows one to walk the revision graph using only revision numbers,
which can be faster than using revision hashes, especially for
RevlogNG, where the parents of a revision are stored as revision
numbers.
