comparison tests/test-lfs-largefiles.t @ 35104:f6f8b7c8919a

lfs: generate a large file by using `python` instead of yes | head

yes(1) on some systems (like gcc112) feels compelled to inform you of
broken pipes, such as those triggered by head(1). This works around
the problem portably.

35103:7ea56f5700b8

When both largefiles and lfs are configured to add by size, the tie goes to
largefiles since it hooks cmdutil.add() and lfs hooks the filelog write in the
commit.  By the time the commit occurs, the tracked file is smaller than the
threshold (assuming it is > 41, so the standins don't become lfs objects).

  $ yes | head -n 1048576 > large_by_size.bin
  $ hg --config largefiles.minsize=1 ci -Am 'large by size'
  adding large_by_size.bin as a largefile
  $ hg manifest
  .hglf/large.bin
  .hglf/large_by_size.bin

35104:f6f8b7c8919a

When both largefiles and lfs are configured to add by size, the tie goes to
largefiles since it hooks cmdutil.add() and lfs hooks the filelog write in the
commit.  By the time the commit occurs, the tracked file is smaller than the
threshold (assuming it is > 41, so the standins don't become lfs objects).

  $ $PYTHON -c 'import sys ; sys.stdout.write("y\n" * 1048576)' > large_by_size.bin
  $ hg --config largefiles.minsize=1 ci -Am 'large by size'
  adding large_by_size.bin as a largefile
  $ hg manifest
  .hglf/large.bin
  .hglf/large_by_size.bin