Avoid extra filelogs entries. Right now, there are some situations in which localrepo.filecommit can create filelog entries even though they're not needed. For example: - permissions for a file have changed; - qrefresh can create a filelog entry identical to its parent (see the added test); - convert-repo creates extra filelog entries in every merge where the first parent has added files (for example, changeset ebebe9577a1a of the kernel repo added extra filelog entries to files in the arch/blackfin directory, even though the merge should only touch the drivers/ata directory). This makes "hg log file" in a converted repo less useful than it could be, since it may mention many merges that don't actually touch that specific file. They all come from the same basic problem: localrepo.commit (through filecommit) creates new filelog entries for all files passed to it (except for some cases during a merge). Patch and test case provided by Benoit. This should fix issue351.

Make sure the changelog mentions files whose flags changed These changes don't actually need a new filelog entry (see next patch), but if we don't mention the files in the changelog, it becomes much harder to find all changesets that touch a file (not even a "hg log --removed file" will work).

run-tests.py: set ui.slash = True This should make things easier for pysh.

test-config-case: print only the Section we're interested in. This allows us to add additional settings to the global hgrc file created by run-tests.py without breaking this test.

Add ui.slash hgrc setting This will make most commands print paths using "/", regardless of the value of os.sep.

docopy: use repo.pathto to format paths for printing

Add dirstate.pathto and localrepo.pathto. Every time util.pathto is called, we have to pass the repo root and the repo cwd. dirstate.pathto is a simple convenience function that knows about the root and the cwd arguments. It's still possible to pass the cwd as an optimization. localrepo.pathto is a convenience function that just calls dirstate.pathto, just like localrepo.getcwd. dirstate.pathto becomes a single point that converts most (all?) paths from the internal representation to some OS-specific relative path for display purposes.

Use absolute paths in revert.

Use absolute paths in docopy.

Use absolute paths in addremove. This is more consistent with other places in the code, which only use the "relpath" returned by cmdutil.walk for display purposes.