Summary:
list the hosts for which the .arcrc file have certificate and
which conduit-uri the user is trying to access.
Test Plan:
test the case where a cert is missing.
Reviewed By: epriestley
CC: epriestley
Differential Revision: 76
Summary:
Test Plan:
$ arc patch --diff 553961
Patch deletes file 'html/miniprofile.php', but the file does not exist in
the working copy. Continue anyway? [y/N] y
Patch deletes file 'html/index.php', but the file does not exist in the
working copy. Continue anyway? [y/N] y
OKAY Successfully applied patch to the working copy.
Reviewers:
CC:
Summary: this was all kinds of fail when running from a subdirectory or on
invalid paths. Detect nonexistent paths; resolve valid paths.
Test Plan: ran "arc lint --lintall" on a file from a subdirectory, and on a
file which did not exist. Received patches and an error, respectively
Reviewers: arudolph
CC:
Differential Revision: 72
Summary:
This is realistically always wrong and the author means "."
Test Plan:
lint / unit
Reviewed By: crackerjack
Reviewers: crackerjack, aran
CC: crackerjack
Differential Revision: 68
Summary:
When an arcbundle includes a symlink, we fail to apply it correctly
when applying to a subversion working copy.
Test Plan:
created a diff which added a symlink, removed it locally, bundled
and applied the patch, got a good symlink out
Reviewed By: aran
Reviewers: aran
CC: epriestley, aran
Differential Revision: 63
Summary:
If you apply an arcbundle to a subversion working copy which adds
files in new subdirectories, we fail to create and add the parent directories
so the whole operation fails. Make sure we create and add any missing parent
directories before apply patches.
Test Plan:
Applied Facebook diff #542056 to www@rE349795 cleanly, while it
failed previously.
Reviewed By: aran
Reviewers: aran
CC: aran
Differential Revision: 62
Summary:
SVN has a special 'replaced' status which was not being parsed
correctly. Parse it correctly.
Test Plan:
Replaced a file, ran arc diff, got a sensible diff.
Reviewed By: aran
Reviewers: aran
CC: aran
Differential Revision: 60
Summary:
Git (the world's hardest revision control system) allows you to change
output formats by accident and/or without your direct knowledge. Protect users
from themselves.
Test Plan:
Changed "pretty" in [format] to "format:quack" so every log just
outputs the word "quack". Ran "arc diff" successfully.
Reviewed By: aran
Reviewers: aran
CC: epriestley, aran
Differential Revision: 56
Summary:
XHPAST encounters a parse-depth problem on some files because PHP
5.2 has an un-overridable parse depth limit for JSON. The text of this error
says it is a "warning" but we currently raise an error. Make it a warning
instead.
The JSON depth is 20 until PHP 5.2.3, where it becomes 128. After PHP 5.3
it defaults to 512 and is user-configurable, which will allow us to resolve
this issue in nearly all cases.
Since I made if/else express as a list in the AST, this only actually arises
in long binary chains, most commonly string concatenation, like:
$out = 'a'.'a'.'a'.'a'...
...where each string is a variable or HTML tag and the program is constructing
a complicated document.
At some point I'll add some PHP 5.3 massaging to the XHPAST decoder itself to
raise this limit to something more huge.
Test Plan:
Ran "arc lint --lintall" on a file with a very deep binary
expression tree ("1 + 1 + 1 ...") and received a warning instead of an error.
Reviewed By: aran
Reviewers: pad, aran
CC: epriestley, aran
Differential Revision: 54
directories
Summary:
If you had changes to a directory covered by a .arcconfig residing
inside another directory also covered by an .arcconfig, the hook would
incorrectly attribute the first file it attempted to resolve to the topmost
.arcconfig because it failed to break out of the loop after resolving it.
All other files would be correctly attributed, because they'd hit the cache.
Test Plan:
Created an svn repository and checked it out locally. Created a
structure like this:
.arcconfig
shallow
a/
b/
c/
.arcconfig
d/
deep
deep2
deep3
Made modifications to "deep", "deep2", and "deep3". Received an error message
about multiple .arcconfig changes, attributing one file to the topmost
arcconfig and the other two to the deeper one.
Applied patch.
Commit now goes through. Made a commit affecting 'shallow' and 'deep' and
'deep2', commit was correctly blocked and files were attributed to the
corresponding .arcconfigs.
Reviewed By: mroch
Reviewers: mroch
CC: mroch
Differential Revision: 50
Summary:
Some PHP installs don't have this by default. Do a conditional check
since this functionality is noncritical.
Test Plan:
will make srash test
Differential Revision: 43
Reviewed By: aran
Reviewers: rash67, aran, jungejason
CC: aran
Summary: Some PHP installs don't have this by default. Do a conditional check
since this functionality is noncritical.
Test Plan: will make srash test
Reviewers: rash67, aran, jungejason
CC:
Differential Revision: 43
Summary: Haiping is getting a pretty confusing error message when trying to
commit.
Test Plan: Created a mock repository, installed the hook, made commits against
directories with bad .arcconfigs.
Reviewers:
CC:
Summary: When running "arc diff" in a mixed-base-revision working copy, we
prevent the operation. Relax this restriction so that having a different root
revision is okay, so long as all affected files share the same revision. This
facilitates multiple similar edits without updates.
Test Plan: Reverted a file to an older revision in an SVN working copy, ran
"arc diff", was rejected. Applied patch, ran "arc diff", diff went through and
was recorded with the right SVN base revision in the database.
Reviewers:
CC:
Summary: We sync from local right now, which is fairly terrible. But
fixing this correctly is also not trivial and I don't have the right
primitives yet.
Test Plan:
Reviewers:
CC:
