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topic: internal config option to fix hg pick behavior (issue6406)
After some consideration, hg pick was made to always use current topic (and
topic namespace), even if it's not set, in which case the resulting changeset
will not have any topic.
Previously the intended behavior was to only update topic if there was an
active topic, and not touch commit extras at all otherwise. That wasn't ideal,
since pick doesn't change active topic, and amending the just-picked commit
would unset its topic without clear user's intent to do so and to their
surprise.
author | Anton Shestakov <av6@dwimlabs.net> |
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date | Sat, 27 Jan 2024 17:36:39 -0300 |
parents | 6c67219ce779 |
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KeyError: b'topic' on history-rewriting commands (issue6500) https://bz.mercurial-scm.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6500 $ . $TESTDIR/testlib/common.sh Making sure we're not caching .topic() results for memctx or anything else that's not stored on-disk $ hg init issue6500-caching-memctx $ cd issue6500-caching-memctx $ cat >> $HGRCPATH << EOF > [extensions] > evolve = > topic = > EOF for this test we need 2 changesets with amend_source, one with topic and one without $ hg topics foo marked working directory as topic: foo $ echo apple > a $ hg ci -qAm 'apple' $ echo apricot > a $ hg ci --amend -m 'apricot' not using `hg topics --clear -r .` here because that would remove amend_source, see _changetopics() $ hg topics --clear $ hg ci --amend -m 'no foo apricot' $ hg log --hidden -r 1+2 -T '{rev}: {join(extras, " ")}\n' 1: amend_source=* branch=default topic=foo (glob) 2: amend_source=* branch=default (glob) creating and handling 2 memctx instances (based on 1 and then 2) should work $ hg touch --hidden -r 1+2 --duplicate switching to topic foo make sure extras stay the same $ hg log --hidden -r 3+4 -T '{rev}: {join(extras, " ")}\n' 3: __touch-noise__=* amend_source=* branch=default topic=foo (glob) 4: __touch-noise__=* amend_source=* branch=default (glob)