"hg push" hangs for one minute (exactly one minute)

Nicolas Pinault nicolasp at aaton.com
Thu Apr 28 06:23:14 UTC 2022


Hi,
 
 It might be unrelated but I remember I had a similar problem years ago. 
 It was an IPV6 configuration problem. 
 
 Nicolas
 
 Le 27/04/2022 à 16:23, Scott Palmer a écrit :
 
 

This is interesting to me.  I have a similar issue with pushes to a repo hosted on a Linux server that uses a NAS for the repo storage. 

In fact I noticed that the changeset I push is available to pull well before the push returns.  I think I observed a 30 second delay, but clearly a nice round number that hinted to me that it was really just a timeout of some sort.

I recall that during some experiments I found that it may be related to having the evolve extension enabled.

Scott



 

On Apr 27, 2022, at 7:36 AM, Ernie Rael <err at raelity.com> wrote:

I've recently moved from a windows machine to a new linux laptop. I've got an ancient NAS which I use from both windows and linux; everything's been good; read/write from linux and windows to the NAS OK.

I finally got around to doing a mercurial push to the NAS from linux today. It took a long time; it finally finished. I did another push, it quickly prints "no changes found", and then sits there for one minute and finally finishes. Windows native hg push to the NAS is as expected.

An hg push to a local filesystem doesn't pause.

Any idea how to track this down? Where's the timer? How to make it happy?

   $ hg --version -v
   Mercurial Distributed SCM (version 6.1)

   $ time hg push
   pushing to /z/repos/jvi-dev/jvi
   searching for changes
   no changes found

   real    1m0.761s
   user    0m0.210s
   sys    0m0.054s

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