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view tests/test_fetch_truncated.py @ 225:2117cb0118fe
Get rid of .hg/svn/last_rev:
We now calculate the last known revision by iterating over all known
revisions and finding the highest number. Theoretically, we might be
able to simply read the latest entry, but in practice, that's a bug
waiting to happen. For instance, we might want to achieve
compatibility with '.hg/shamap' as generated by the
ConvertExtension, and it not only cannot offer a guarantee of
linearity, but it also allows more than one conversion to source exists.
I'd say we have other problems to care about until this turns up as a
hotspot in profiling. Such as why we leak circa 100MB of memory per
1000 revisions converted ;)
author | Dan Villiom Podlaski Christiansen <danchr@gmail.com> |
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date | Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:09:36 +0100 |
parents | 3b60f223893a |
children | 4950b18cf949 |
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import unittest from mercurial import hg from mercurial import ui import fetch_command import test_util class TestFetchTruncatedHistory(test_util.TestBase): def test_truncated_history(self, stupid=False): # Test repository does not follow the usual layout test_util.load_svndump_fixture(self.repo_path, 'truncatedhistory.svndump') svn_url = test_util.fileurl(self.repo_path + '/project2') fetch_command.fetch_revisions(ui.ui(), svn_url=svn_url, hg_repo_path=self.wc_path, stupid=stupid) repo = hg.repository(ui.ui(), self.wc_path) # We are converting /project2/trunk coming from: # # Changed paths: # D /project1 # A /project2/trunk (from /project1:2) # # Here a full fetch should be performed since we are starting # the conversion on an already filled branch. tip = repo['tip'] files = tip.manifest().keys() files.sort() self.assertEqual(files, ['a', 'b']) self.assertEqual(repo['tip']['a'].data(), 'a\n') def test_truncated_history_stupid(self): self.test_truncated_history(True) def suite(): all = [unittest.TestLoader().loadTestsFromTestCase(TestFetchTruncatedHistory), ] return unittest.TestSuite(all)