tests/test-mq-qrefresh-replace-log-message
author Patrick Mezard <pmezard@gmail.com>
Fri, 01 Jan 2010 20:54:05 +0100
changeset 10189 e451e599fbcf
parent 5334 448eb46d4d84
permissions -rwxr-xr-x
patch: support diff data loss detection and upgrade In worst case, generating diff in upgrade mode can be two times more expensive than generating it in git mode directly: we may have to regenerate the whole diff again whenever a git feature is detected. Also, the first diff attempt is completely buffered instead of being streamed. That said, even without having profiled it yet, I am convinced we can fast-path the upgrade mode if necessary were it to be used in regular diff commands, and not only in mq where avoiding data loss is worth the price.

#!/bin/sh

# Environement setup for MQ
echo "[extensions]" >> $HGRCPATH
echo "mq=" >> $HGRCPATH

#Repo init
hg init
hg qinit

echo =======================
echo "Should fail if no patches applied"
hg qrefresh
hg qrefresh -e

hg qnew -m "First commit message" first-patch
echo aaaa > file
hg add file
hg qrefresh
echo =======================
echo "Should display 'First commit message'"
hg log -l1 -v | sed -n '/description/,$p'
echo

# Testing changing message with -m
echo bbbb > file
hg qrefresh -m "Second commit message"
echo =======================
echo "Should display 'Second commit message'"
hg log -l1 -v | sed -n '/description/,$p'
echo


# Testing changing message with -l
echo "Third commit message" > logfile
echo " This is the 3rd log message" >> logfile
echo bbbb > file
hg qrefresh -l logfile
echo =======================
printf "Should display 'Third commit message\\\n This is the 3rd log message'\n"
hg log -l1 -v | sed -n '/description/,$p'
echo

# Testing changing message with -l-
hg qnew -m "First commit message" second-patch
echo aaaa > file2
hg add file2
echo bbbb > file2
(echo "Fifth commit message"
echo " This is the 5th log message" >> logfile) |\
hg qrefresh -l-
echo =======================
printf "Should display 'Fifth commit message\\\n This is the 5th log message'\n"
hg log -l1 -v | sed -n '/description/,$p'
echo