sapling/tests/test-fb-hgext-tweakdefaults-grep.t
Durham Goode 7b4ce229db grep: remove use of dirstate.walk
Summary:
In a future diff we'll be restricting the dirstate interface. We'd like
to drop dirstate.walk, so let's remove it's use from `hg grep`

Reviewed By: quark-zju

Differential Revision: D17082286

fbshipit-source-id: ef7713db5288658d3fefc9ae038077570ed39bb4
2019-10-02 11:00:25 -07:00

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Perl

$ cat >> $HGRCPATH << EOF
> [extensions]
> tweakdefaults=
> rebase=
> EOF
Set up the repository with some simple files
$ hg init repo
$ cd repo
$ mkdir grepdir
$ cd grepdir
$ echo 'foobarbaz' > grepfile1
$ echo 'foobarboo' > grepfile2
$ mkdir subdir1
$ echo 'foobar_subdir' > subdir1/subfile1
$ mkdir subdir2
$ echo 'foobar_dirsub' > subdir2/subfile2
$ hg add grepfile1
$ hg add grepfile2
$ hg add subdir1/subfile1
$ hg add subdir2/subfile2
$ hg commit -m "Added some files"
$ echo 'foobarbazboo' > untracked1
Make sure grep finds patterns in tracked files, and excludes untracked files
$ hg grep -n foobar
grepfile1:1:foobarbaz
grepfile2:1:foobarboo
subdir1/subfile1:1:foobar_subdir
subdir2/subfile2:1:foobar_dirsub
$ hg grep -n barbaz
grepfile1:1:foobarbaz
$ hg grep -n barbaz .
grepfile1:1:foobarbaz
Test searching in subdirectories, from the repository root
$ hg grep -n foobar subdir1
subdir1/subfile1:1:foobar_subdir
$ hg grep -n foobar sub*
subdir1/subfile1:1:foobar_subdir
subdir2/subfile2:1:foobar_dirsub
Test searching in a sibling subdirectory, using a relative path
$ cd subdir1
$ hg grep -n foobar ../subdir2
../subdir2/subfile2:1:foobar_dirsub
$ hg grep -n foobar
subfile1:1:foobar_subdir
$ hg grep -n foobar .
subfile1:1:foobar_subdir
$ cd ..
Test mercurial file patterns
$ hg grep -n foobar 'glob:*rep*'
grepfile1:1:foobarbaz
grepfile2:1:foobarboo
Test using alternative grep commands
$ hg grep -i FooBarB
grepfile1:foobarbaz
grepfile2:foobarboo
#if osx
$ hg grep FooBarB
[1]
#else
$ hg grep FooBarB
[123]
#endif
$ hg grep --config grep.command='grep -i' FooBarB
grepfile1:foobarbaz
grepfile2:foobarboo
$ hg grep --config grep.command='echo searching' FooBarB subdir1
searching * -- subdir1/subfile1 (glob)
$ hg grep --config grep.command='echo foo ; false' FooBarB subdir2
foo ; false * -- subdir2/subfile2 (glob)
Test --include flag
$ hg grep --include '**/*file1' -n foobar
grepfile1:1:foobarbaz
subdir1/subfile1:1:foobar_subdir
$ hg grep -I '**/*file1' -n foobar
grepfile1:1:foobarbaz
subdir1/subfile1:1:foobar_subdir
Test --exclude flag
$ hg grep --exclude '**/*file1' -n foobar
grepfile2:1:foobarboo
subdir2/subfile2:1:foobar_dirsub
$ hg grep -X '**/*file1' -n foobar
grepfile2:1:foobarboo
subdir2/subfile2:1:foobar_dirsub
Test --include and --exclude flags together
$ hg grep --include '**/*file1' --exclude '**/grepfile1' -n foobar
subdir1/subfile1:1:foobar_subdir
$ hg grep -I '**/*file1' -X '**/grepfile1' -n foobar
subdir1/subfile1:1:foobar_subdir
#if symlink no-osx
Test symlinks
$ echo file_content > target_file
$ ln -s target_file sym_link
$ hg add sym_link
$ hg grep file_content
[123]
#endif
Test basic biggrep client
$ hg grep --config grep.biggrepclient=$TESTDIR/fake-biggrep-client.py \
> --config grep.usebiggrep=True --config grep.biggrepcorpus=fake foobar \
> | sort
\x1b[35m\x1b[Kfakefile\x1b[m\x1b[K\x1b[36m\x1b[K:\x1b[m\x1b[Kfakeresult (esc)
grepfile1:foobarbaz
grepfile2:foobarboo
subdir1/subfile1:foobar_subdir
subdir2/subfile2:foobar_dirsub