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Georges Racinet authored
Now it compares the entire streams of responses and not just lists of commit ids. That being said, it's easy to make a test irrelevant with a bug that would have both Mercurial and Git return empty responses. Had to shoehorn somewhat the switch to sorting mode and back, using a custom attribute on `rpc_helper`, but that still works. Additional remarks: - if a changeset user is `testuser`, then Git puts `none@none` for the email address. - some assertions are now self-explanatory, we need less comments
Georges Racinet authoredNow it compares the entire streams of responses and not just lists of commit ids. That being said, it's easy to make a test irrelevant with a bug that would have both Mercurial and Git return empty responses. Had to shoehorn somewhat the switch to sorting mode and back, using a custom attribute on `rpc_helper`, but that still works. Additional remarks: - if a changeset user is `testuser`, then Git puts `none@none` for the email address. - some assertions are now self-explanatory, we need less comments