Using %include
Georges Racinet
georges.racinet at octobus.net
Thu Feb 24 09:09:52 UTC 2022
Hi,
On 2/23/22 20:33, Ernie Rael wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I'm not sure if I'm running into a bug,
>
> I'm experimenting with color themes (thanks again Marcin and Craig). I
> thought using an "include theme" mechanism would be a good way to go.
>
> Sure enough, found mercurial's "%include", so I did
>
> [color]
> %include ~/themes/play
>
> I was surprised when it didn't work. "hg config --source" doesn't show
> things in the order they are encountered. Putting [color] into theme
> file, fixed the issue. Is this expected? When it doesn't work "hg
> config --source" shows
>
> themes/play:3: .status.modified=yellow
As far as I know, the `%include%` directive is meant to include a whole
config, not just the content of a section. So what you did here amount
to 1. enter the `color` section 2. exit the `color` section 3. include a
file whose items are not in the `color` section.
The result is similar to this one:
~ $ cat /tmp/hgrc
foo=bar
~ $ HGRCPATH=/tmp/hgrc hg config --source | g foo=
/tmp/hgrc:1: .foo=bar
(I was actually mildly surprised that this isn't a syntax error)
>
> and when it works (with [color] in the included file)
>
> themes/play:4: color.status.modified=yellow
>
> I don't see any mention of this behavior in "he help config" where it
> discusses %include.
Yes, probably it would be better to state that
- `%include` is meant for whole configurations
- if a section appears several times after resolution of all inclusions,
its content is merged (so that it wouldn't bring anything to allow for
inclusion inside a section like your first attempt tried to do). This is
already stated earlier in the help, but it's worth recalling it there.
Best,
--
Georges Racinet
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