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commands: make it easier to specify subtrees on the command-line
Use a boolean config entry, trees.splitargs, to control whether to split
--subtree args at whitespace, while respecting any quoting. The splitting uses
code added in mercurial 1.6, and so does not work with earlier versions. The
workaround is to use multiple --subtree options.
author | jcoomes |
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date | Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:39:04 -0700 |
parents | d25e9dd2fcb6 |
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Pushkey support is required to run this test. $ hg init x $ hg debugpushkey x Non-Existent-Namespace || exit 80 Enable the extension; the path to it should be in $EXTENSION_PY. $ { echo '[extensions]'; echo "trees=$EXTENSION_PY"; } >> $HGRCPATH Create test repos. $ for r in r1 'r1/s1 has a space' r1/s2 'r1/s3 has a space' > do > hg init "$r" > echo "$r" > "$r/x" && hg -R "$r" ci -qAm "$r" > done $ hg tconfig -R r1 --set --walk $ hg tconfig -R r1 s1 has a space s2 s3 has a space Check remote tree config w/tdebugkeys--using tclone on an http repo would require a real web server. This requires mercurial w/pushkey support (1.6 and later). $ { echo '[extensions]'; echo "trees = $EXTENSION_PY"; } >> r1/.hg/hgrc $ hg -R r1 serve -p $HGPORT -d --pid-file=r1.pid -E r1.log $ cat r1.pid >> $DAEMON_PIDS $ hg tdebugkeys http://localhost:$HGPORT/ 0: s1 has a space 1: s2 2: s3 has a space Test splitting of --subtrees args and quoting. This requires mercurial with quoted config item support (1.6 and later). $ hg tpaths -R r1 --subtrees '"s1 has a space" s2' --config trees.splitargs=0 [$TESTTMP/r1]: abort: repository $TESTTMP/r1/"s1 has a space" s2 not found! [255] $ hg tpaths -R r1 --subtrees '"s1 has a space" s2' --config trees.splitargs=1 [$TESTTMP/r1]: [$TESTTMP/r1/s1 has a space]: [$TESTTMP/r1/s2]: