Create an atomic opener that does not automatically rename on close The revlog.checkinlinesize() uses an atomic opener to replace the index file after converting it from inline to traditional .i and .d files. If this operation is interrupted, the atomic file class can overwrite a valid file with a partially written one. This patch introduces an atomic opener that does not automatically replace the destination file with the tempfile. This way an interrupted checkinlinesize() call turns into a noop.

Make the appendfile class inline-data index friendly The appendfile class needs a few changes to make it work with interleaved index files. It needs to support the tell() method, opening in a+ mode, and it needs to delay the checkinlinesize call until after the append file is written. Given that open(file, "a+") doesn't always seek to the end of the file, this adds seek operations to appendfile that understand whence args

Fix bundle repos to use an index tuple consistent with revlogng The bundle repo code was adding a field to the index tuple, which confused the revlogng changes. This creates a new dict instead to maintain the extra bundle info.

Implement data inlined with the index file This patch allows you to optionally inline data bytes with the revlog index file. It saves considerable space and checkout time by reducing the number of inodes, wasted partial blocks and system calls. To use the inline data add this to your .hgrc [revlog] # inline data only works with revlogng format=1 # inline is the only valid flag right now. flags=inline

Implement revlogng. revlogng results in smaller indexes, can address larger data files, and supports flags and version numbers. By default the original revlog format is used. To use the new format, use the following .hgrc field: [revlog] # format choices are 0 (classic revlog format) and 1 revlogng format=1

import: use gpatch if present on system. patch is broken on solaris. fixes issue 205. add new useful function, util.find_in_path.

merge with crew.

merge with crew.

let run-tests run optional code coverage tests. to enable, set env var TEST_COVERAGE to non-empty string. run-tests will print report after running. after coverage run, file tests/.coverage will contain coverage data. use tests/coverage.py to get more info, like annotated source code.

fix bugs in coverage.py.

add coverage.py module to tests directory. written by ned batchelder and gareth rees.

fix update when a locally added file match the target revision the dirstate entry for the added file wasn't updated. fix issue207

util.unlink should only catch OSError.

benoit asked for comment to make avoid of recursive repo clearer.

merge with crew.

support nested repositories. mercurial will not recurse into a subdirectory that contains a .hg directory. it is treated as a separate repository.

Don't use -u option for diff on SunOS, too. This makes the tests work without using GNU diff on Solaris 8.

run-tests: Use appropriate (that is: none) diff options on HP-UX.

Use the new format of setting tags in view extension (Debian bug #361897)

Never exit directly from commands.dispatch(), but pass return code to caller. Usually the caller is commands.run(). Some extensions still use sys.exit(), this is catched, too. Fixed wrong return statement in commands.recover() yielding a zero exit code.

Polished exception handling when importing extensions: - Warning about failed import is printed on one line. - For this warning the [extensions] section key is used, because the value doesn't have to be set. - Whan a --traceback is requested, exit immediately to not mix up problems when importing an extension with other problems.

Added doc/gendoc.py to MANIFEST.in, so docs can be regenerated on demand.

fix exception handling on windows. move win32 code into util_win32.py.

Include tests/md5sum.py in manifest.