after rebase, hg [g]log shows obsolete changesets

Craig Ozancin c.ozancin at gmail.com
Sun Feb 27 23:46:28 UTC 2022


I have seen something simular on one of my repositories. If I do the
following:

Hg strip 'not public()'

I expect to see only public changesets from log, but see a number of old
changesets that were obsoleted days ago.

Craig

On Sun, Feb 27, 2022, 4:03 PM Ernie Rael <errael at raelity.com> wrote:

> Bug?
>
> Moving to new system, found old scripts, wanted to test Splice merge set
> up. Ran the old scripts and in one, after /hg rebase -b 2 -d tip/ I see
> obsolete changesets in hg log/glog. I thought they were hidden by
> default, needed /--hidden/ to see them. The /hg prune/ documentation
> seems to indicate that.
>
> $ hg version -v
> Mercurial Distributed SCM (version 6.0.3)
>    evolve      external  10.5.0
>
> $ hg glog -Trevsum
> o  7:9136780e8a09 draft m-three
> |
> o  6:7beeb224775e draft m-two
> |
> @  5:9ded890facd3 draft m-five
> |
> o  4:7d3fb0ac38a9 draft m-four
> |
> | x  3:ebada843c0a9 draft m-three
> | |
> | x  2:9c4da1349967 draft m-two
> |/
> o  1:d31b24156c6b draft m-one
> |
> o  0:a1f721d06d43 draft m-zero
>
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