comparison tests/test-prev-next.t @ 3228:8cc8fb94cc00 stable

typos: fix typos in several locations A user at Google attempted to fix our local copy because they had noticed a typo (accross instead of across), but this will just get overwritten on our next import. This commit fixes that case and a few others that my editor found. Most of the typos were in comments, but user-visible output is changed in a few cases: - accross -> across - splitted -> split - ambigious -> ambiguous - evolvestte -> evolvestate (this is in a ui.debug, so not often seen) There is another typo that I wanted to fix, but didn't: 'supercede' is spelled 'superseed' in a few locations. I believe this is only internal to the extension, instead of being user-visible, so while it could probably be fixed easily, I wasn't 100% sure it didn't end up in a file on disk or something and might cause problems, so I left it alone.
author Kyle Lippincott <spectral@google.com>
date Mon, 04 Dec 2017 14:27:27 -0800
parents 945a0989e41b
children c1d20598bc2b c0ee9ddfd5ff
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198 created new head 198 created new head
199 $ hg prev 199 $ hg prev
200 0 files updated, 0 files merged, 1 files removed, 0 files unresolved 200 0 files updated, 0 files merged, 1 files removed, 0 files unresolved
201 [3] added b (2) 201 [3] added b (2)
202 $ hg next 202 $ hg next
203 ambigious next changeset: 203 ambiguous next changeset:
204 [4] added c 204 [4] added c
205 [5] added d 205 [5] added d
206 explicitly update to one of them 206 explicitly update to one of them
207 [1] 207 [1]
208 208
213 $ hg next 213 $ hg next
214 no children 214 no children
215 (2 unstable changesets to be evolved here, do you want --evolve?) 215 (2 unstable changesets to be evolved here, do you want --evolve?)
216 [1] 216 [1]
217 $ hg next --evolve 217 $ hg next --evolve
218 ambigious next (unstable) changeset: 218 ambiguous next (unstable) changeset:
219 [4] added c 219 [4] added c
220 [5] added d 220 [5] added d
221 (run 'hg evolve --rev REV' on one of them) 221 (run 'hg evolve --rev REV' on one of them)
222 [1] 222 [1]
223 $ hg evolve -r 5 223 $ hg evolve -r 5