posix: implement readpipe using non-blocking I/O (issue4336) On Linux, fstat().st_size of a pipe always returns 0, even if the pipe has data available for reading. This meant that reading from and subsequently printing the stderr pipe content after wireproto commands over SSH meant that available data wasn't being printed. We now implement pipe reading on POSIX by doing a non-blocking read for all available data.

platform: implement readpipe() Reading all available data from a pipe has a platform-dependent implementation. This patch establishes platform.readpipe() by copying the inline implementation in sshpeer.readerr(). The implementations for POSIX and Windows are currently identical. The POSIX implementation will be changed in a subsequent patch.

exchange: remove duplicated addition to pushop.stepdone Not sure how it got there but it is useless.

exchange: drop superfluous parens

push: add bookmarks to the unified bundle2 push We use the `pushkey` part to exchange bookmark updates within the unified bundle2 push. Note that this only applies on update (moving a bookmark known on both sides) since bookmark export (creation of a new bookmark on remote) is apparently done outside of the _push function.

test-bundle2: add bookmark movement to the push test If we add bookmarks to bundle2, we need a way to test the new code. Tests are changed beforehand to highlight that inclusion of bookmarks in bundle does not introduce any behavior changes.

push: use stepsdone to control bookmark push If bookmark are to be integrated in the unified bundle2, we need a way to disable the old-style push.

push: move bookmark discovery with other discovery steps The discovery of necessary bookmark updates is now done within the "discovery phase". This opens the door to the inclusion of bookmarks in a unified bundle2 push.

pushbookmark: split an ultra-long line into a saner version We make a temporary variable for the remote bookmark data and we do not expand all elements from `bookmark.compare` since we are going to use only one.

revert: drop dead code for untracked files Untracked files are handled through status now.

revert: handle unknown files through status This will allow us to drop the code dedicated to this special case.

revert: drop more dead code Now that we detect all clean files, we do not need this clause anymore.

revert: add a message to noop action This prepares for the arrival of a second "not touching file" action: revert of an untracked file.

revert: simplify loop conditional The two breaks can be joined into one. The code gains one level of indent.

revert: explode the action tuple in the for loop noop is about to gain a message.

revert: use actions[...] in all disptable cases 1. Special cases are not special enough 2. There are two cases where nothing is done and a message is displayed. This prepares it.

revset: factorize backup decision The conditional controlling the creation of backup is fairly big. We move config related decisions outside of the loop.

revert: use a flat dispatch table Now that the table is simpler, remove one level of depth from it. This simplifies its usage in the for loop.

pushbookmark: do not attempt to update bookmarks if the push failed (BC) Before this patch, there was always an attempt to update bookmark even if prior steps of the push failed. I cannot see a good semantic reason to do so. We disable this possibility to simplify the push flow with bundle2. Bookmarks will be included in the bundle and fail with other steps.

pushbookmark: remove a <cond> and <val> or <other> construct We make the conditional explicit for the sake of readability.

pushbookmark: stop unrolling ancestors Now that ancestors has the same boolean property as a list, we can stop unrolling the set of ancestors. This should provide a significant speedup to this step as ancestor objects are smart and lazy.

ancestors: add a __nonzero__ method This allows using the object in a conditional the same way we can use list.

push: update bookmarks within the remote lock Updating bookmarks is part of the push. It should be done within the same lock as the other steps of the push.

hgweb: refresh repository using URL not path (issue4323) hgweb detects out-of-date repository instances (using a highly suspect mechanism that should probably be fixed) and obtains a new repository object if needed. This patch changes the repository object copy to use the repo URL (instead of path). This preserves more information about the source repository and allows bundles to be served through hgweb. A test verifying that bundles can now be served properly via `hg serve` has been added.

obsmarker: add `date` as an explicit field The markers are now 5-item tuples (concluded by the date). The obsstore.fields contents have been updated accordingly. There is no change to the on-disk format yet, so the date has to be extracted every time we read binary markers and re-injected each team we write them. This introduces a slowdown that will be solved when a new version of the format is added. Such a slowdown was already introduced by the evolve extension anyway.

obsstore: add fields attribute to track each field in a marker We are going to increase the amount of data explicitly stored in obsolescence markers. This mean we are going to have a longer tuple and some values will be shuffled around. So we add a ``fields`` attribute to the obsstore class to keep track of what entry is what. This will be useful for extensions and for documentation purpose.

debugobsolete: explicitly display date in the output As the date is becoming a first-class citizen, we are displaying it in an explicit field. As a bonus it is now readable by humans.

obsolete: add a date argument to the `createmarkers` function The function is now just passing the value to create markers.

debugobsolete: use the new date argument on obsstore.create Now that we have this new argument, we can just use it.

obsstore: add an explicit `date` argument to obsstore.create The date will become an official field in the markers (and ultimately in the on-disk format). We start by making it an official argument for the function.