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push: use native rebase instead of our rebase wrapper
Our rebase wrapper doesn't quite do the right thing with repect to a
just-pushed revision. In particular, it will try to rebase the
just-pushed revision on top of the version of that revision we just
pulled down from svn. This will sometimes result in a local revision
with an identical commit message as the revision from svn, but no file
changes.
This changes the rebase portion of the push command to instead use the
native rebase with a revset that excludes the revision we just pushed
to svn from the set to be rebased. It also moves to a single strip
operation that removes all of the revisions based on a pre-push or
partially pushed revision. This moves to a separate rebase and strip
operation since we now need to strip revisions we are not rebasing.
author | David Schleimer <dschleimer@fb.com> |
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date | Mon, 24 Sep 2012 10:18:28 -0700 |
parents | ea65fe2b0856 |
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#!/bin/sh # # Generate unrelatedbranch.svndump # mkdir temp cd temp mkdir project-orig cd project-orig mkdir trunk mkdir branches cd .. svnadmin create testrepo svnurl=file://`pwd`/testrepo svn import project-orig $svnurl -m "init project" svn co $svnurl project cd project/trunk echo a > a svn add a svn ci -m "add a in trunk" cd ../branches # Create an unrelated branch with another file. It used to lead the converter # to think branch1 was a copy of trunk, even without copy information. mkdir branch1 echo b > branch1/b svn add branch1 svn ci -m "add b in branch1" # Make a real branch too for comparison svn cp ../trunk branch2 echo b > branch2/b svn add branch2/b svn ci -m "add b to branch2" # Add a file in the branch root for fun echo c > c svn add c svn ci -m "add c in branches/" # Even update it echo c >> c svn ci -m "change c" cd ../.. svnadmin dump testrepo > ../unrelatedbranch.svndump