py3: use absolute_import in svnxml.py

py3: use absolute_import in sitecustomize.py

py3: use absolute_import in revlog-formatv0.py

py3: use absolute_import in printenv.py

py3: use absolute_import in mockblackbox.py

py3: use absolute_import in killdaemons.py

test-shelve: shorten a long path so it works on Windows

test-convert-git: skip tests with invalid path characters on Windows

test-subrepo-git: add globs for Windows

hook: report untrusted hooks as failure (issue5110) (BC) Before this patch, there was no way for a repository owner to ensure that validation hooks would be run by people with write access. If someone had write access but did not trust the user owning the repository, the config and its hook would simply be ignored. After this patch, hooks from untrusted configs are taken into account but never actually run. Instead they are reported as failures right away. This will ensure validation performed by a hook is not ignored. As a side effect writer can be forced to trust a repository hgrc by adding a 'pretxnopen.trust=true' hook to the file. This was discussed during the 3.8 sprint with Matt Mackall, Augie Fackler and Kevin Bullock.

hook: split config reading further We want an easy way to fetch the hook config with and without honoring "trusted" so that we can compare the values. So we extract the part retrieving raw hook data from the config to be able to call it twice in the next patch.

hook: small refactor to store hooks as dict instead of list We are about to take untrusted hooks into account (to report them as failures) so we need to rearrange the code a bit to allow config overwriting each other in a later patch.

mail: retain hostname for sslutil.wrapsocket (issue5203) SMTPS + STARTTLS need to provide serverhostname, and we can't store it in sslkwargs because that breaks something involving the https protocol.

tests: make test-trusted use print_function There was some confusing output format at some places in test-trusted.py.out, the new print function ends with a newline by default whereas the old print statement uses a space generally. So the output in test-trusted.py.out is changed because of some confusing output format which was produced by print statement

tests: make test-doctest use absolute_import

tests: make test-hgwebdir-paths use absolute_import

tests: make test-lrucachedict use print_function

tests: make test-lrucachedict use absolute_import

tests: make test-manifest use absolute_import

tests: make test-pathencode use absolute_import

tests: make test-simplemerge use absolute_import

crecord: cleanup the remains of commit confirmation The confirmation screen is now only used for the 'review' option we simplify the code and rename the function.

crecord: drop the extra confirmation screen The commit confirmation is not very useful -- it gives no way to view what you have selected, so you're blindly choosing whether to proceed or not, and it adds a lot of unnecessary friction to committing. In addition, we now have a working 'review' choice for those who really want to review the final change. Ryan McElroy initially submitted a config option to make this optional, but we never saw a V2. However as the freeze is near and curses have never been officially out of the door, I think it is worth skipping the config and trying getting it right for this release.

update: resurrect bare update from null parent to tip-most branch head The situation is tricky if repository has no "default" branch, because "null" revision belongs to non-existent "default" branch. Before e1dd0de26557, bare update from null would bring us to the tip-most non-closed branch head. e1dd0de26557 removed the special handling of missing "default" branch since we wanted to stick to the uncommitted branch in that case. But, if the parent is "null" revision, and if the missing branch is "default", it shouldn't be an uncommitted branch. In this case, bare update should bring us to the tip-most head as before. This should fix the test breakage introduced by e1dd0de26557.

tests: run import-checker with tests .t files

import-checker: parse python code from .t files

import-checker: track filenames for SyntaxErrors

import-checker: track SyntaxErrors We don't really need to report SyntaxErrors, since in theory docchecker or a test will catch them, but they happen, and we can't just have the code crash, so for now, we're reporting them.

import-checker: refactor source reading This will allow .t files to generate multiple sources. It will also allow .py doctests to generate additional sources.

tests: make test-pathencode use print_function