[PATCH] shelve: adds restoring original parents after unshelve (issue5123)
timeless
timeless at gmail.com
Tue Mar 22 17:37:43 EDT 2016
liscju wrote:
> shelve: adds restoring original parents after unshelve (issue5123)
perhaps: "shelve: restore parents after unshelve (...)"?
"adds" isn't helpful.
also, "original" is confusing.
My initial reading made me think it was the shelve parents.
> Unshelve command works on the first parent of the working directory,
Probably "unshelve operates on ..." (lowercase the command, it's a special
proper name), alternatively "The unshelve command ..."
note "operates" is better than "works"
> in which it does commiting pending changes, applying saved commit
> in shelve and rebasing it to the first parent.
drop "in which it does"
add "the" before "saved"
or use "the commit saved by shelve"
Is it really a "rebase"?
> In this process it totally forgets about second parent, which are
Commit messages should describe "now", to talk about the past,
use "before, it ..." or "previously, ..."
thus "forgot", "were"
> not restored and loses it in the process.
and "lost"
> This commit makes
> unshelve remembers original parents of working directory and
"remember", and don't use two spaces before "and" :o
> recreates it when working context had more than one parent.
it -> them
add "the" before "working"
> To save information about original parents this commit adds line
"a line"
> to shelvedstate file format with this information. However it
"to the"
> doesn't break compability, because older version of mercurial will
please spell compatibility correctly.
"versions" of the "mercurial shelve extension"
> not read this line. If version of mercurial with this commit will
"a version"
drop "will"
> read older version of shelvedstate file it will not break as well,
"reads an"; "of the"; well -> either
> because when line is absent fp.readline() returns empty string,
"the line"
returns->will return an
> resulting in originalparents being empty list. Function restoreparents
> restores parents when there is more than one parent in parents list.
I'd split "Function" into its own paragraph, but I'm not sure if this
new "paragraph" is necessary.
> test-shelve uses some globs, because shelve --continue changes nodeid
> of the base context in which works.
I don't understand this
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