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Preserve bookmarks across "hg rebase --keep --collapse", and destroy them before "hg strip/prune"

Summary:
See PHI1808. Currently, "arc land <some bookmark>" does not destroy the bookmark in Mercurial. There are three issues here:

  - "hg rebase --keep --collapse" moves bookmarks to the rewritten commits;
  - "hg strip" moves bookmarks backwards;
  - "hg prune" moves bookmarks backwards.

To get around "hg rebase", save and restore bookmark state.

To get around "hg strip" and "hg prune", explicitly destroy bookmarks pointing at commits before we strip/prune those commits.

Test Plan:
  - Ran "arc land <some bookmark> --trace". Saw arc reset the bookmark position after rebasing, and destroy the bookmark explicitly before stripping.
  - When the workflow exited, saw no more bookmark (previously: bookmark existed and pointed at a possibly-intermediate state).

Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D21397
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epriestley 2020-07-08 16:16:54 -07:00
parent 354da1ddaa
commit 65cda1596f

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@ -768,6 +768,19 @@ final class ArcanistMercurialLandEngine
throw new Exception(pht('TODO: Support merge strategies'));
}
// See PHI1808. When we "hg rebase ..." below, Mercurial will move
// bookmarks which point at the old commit range to point at the rebased
// commit. This is somewhat surprising and we don't want this to happen:
// save the old bookmark state so we can put the bookmarks back before
// we continue.
$bookmark_refs = $api->newMarkerRefQuery()
->withMarkerTypes(
array(
ArcanistMarkerRef::TYPE_BOOKMARK,
))
->execute();
// TODO: Add a Mercurial version check requiring 2.1.1 or newer.
$api->execxLocal(
@ -817,6 +830,28 @@ final class ArcanistMercurialLandEngine
throw $ex;
}
// Find all the bookmarks which pointed at commits we just rebased, and
// put them back the way they were before rebasing moved them. We aren't
// deleting the old commits yet and don't want to move the bookmarks.
$obsolete_map = array();
foreach ($set->getCommits() as $commit) {
$obsolete_map[$commit->getHash()] = true;
}
foreach ($bookmark_refs as $bookmark_ref) {
$bookmark_hash = $bookmark_ref->getCommitHash();
if (!isset($obsolete_map[$bookmark_hash])) {
continue;
}
$api->execxLocal(
'bookmark --force --rev %s -- %s',
$bookmark_hash,
$bookmark_ref->getName());
}
list($stdout) = $api->execxLocal('log --rev tip --template %s', '{node}');
$new_cursor = trim($stdout);
@ -1003,6 +1038,7 @@ final class ArcanistMercurialLandEngine
}
$revs = array();
$obsolete_map = array();
// We've rebased all descendants already, so we can safely delete all
// of these commits.
@ -1015,6 +1051,10 @@ final class ArcanistMercurialLandEngine
$max_commit = last($commits)->getHash();
$revs[] = hgsprintf('%s::%s', $min_commit, $max_commit);
foreach ($commits as $commit) {
$obsolete_map[$commit->getHash()] = true;
}
}
$rev_set = '('.implode(') or (', $revs).')';
@ -1026,6 +1066,33 @@ final class ArcanistMercurialLandEngine
// removes the obsolescence marker and revives the predecessor. This is
// not desirable: we want to destroy all predecessors of these commits.
// See PHI1808. Both "hg strip" and "hg prune" move bookmarks backwards in
// history rather than destroying them. Instead, we want to destroy any
// bookmarks which point at these now-obsoleted commits.
$bookmark_refs = $api->newMarkerRefQuery()
->withMarkerTypes(
array(
ArcanistMarkerRef::TYPE_BOOKMARK,
))
->execute();
foreach ($bookmark_refs as $bookmark_ref) {
$bookmark_hash = $bookmark_ref->getCommitHash();
$bookmark_name = $bookmark_ref->getName();
if (!isset($obsolete_map[$bookmark_hash])) {
continue;
}
$log->writeStatus(
pht('CLEANUP'),
pht('Deleting bookmark "%s".', $bookmark_name));
$api->execxLocal(
'bookmark --delete -- %s',
$bookmark_name);
}
if ($api->getMercurialFeature('evolve')) {
$api->execxLocal(
'prune --rev %s',