mercurial: Changelog

highlight: fixes garbled text in non-UTF-8 environment This patch treats all files inside repository as encoded by locale's encoding when pygmentize. We can assume that most files are written in locale's encoding, but current implementation treats them as UTF-8. So there's no way to specify the encoding of files. Current implementation, db7557359636 (issue1341): 1. Convert original `text`, which is treated as UTF-8, to locale's encoding. `encoding.tolocal()` is the method to convert from internal UTF-8 to local. If original `text` is not UTF-8, e.g. Japanese EUC-JP, some characters become garbled here. 2. pygmentize, with no UnicodeDecodeError. This patch: 1. Convert original `text`, which is treated as locale's encoding, to unicode. Pygments prefers unicode object than raw str. [1]_ If original `text` is not encoded by locale's encoding, some characters become garbled here. 2. pygmentize, also with no UnicodeDecodeError :) 3. Convert unicode back to raw str, which is encoded by locale's. .. [1] http://pygments.org/docs/unicode/

Make distinct lookup error for localrepo.lookup This allows clone/share to correctly distinguish lookup errors from corruption errors and catch only the former.

doc: add TOC to hg.1.html and hgrc.5.html

log: prevent negative date range from displaying entire log (issue1805)

manifest/revlog: do not let the revlog cache mutable objects If a buffer of an mutable object is passed to revlog.addrevision(), the revlog will happily store it in its cache. Later when the revlog reuses the cached entry, if the manifest modified the object in-between, all kind of bugs appears. We fix it by: - passing immutable objects to addrevision() if they are already available - only storing the text in the cache if it's of str type Then we can remove the conversion of the cache entry to str() during retrieval. That was probably just there hiding the bug for the common cases but not really fixing it.

doc/README: simplify instructions

doc: use our own rst2man.py script (issue1746) The rst2man tool has not yet been part of an official Docutils release, and it is not present in most distributions. This poses a problem for people who want to install Mercurial from source, or who want to create a Mercurial package for such a distribution -- how to specify the build-dependencies? By including the rst2man.py script with Mercurial people only need a normal Docutils installation in order to install Mercurial.

util, minirst: do not crash with COLUMNS=0

manifestdict: remove unnecessary dictionary copy No need to copy the dict, dict.__init__() will do that for us. It was responsible for a non-negligeable waste of time during a qpush of an -mm queue on the kernel repo.