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Jun 6 2016

jgelens added a comment to T10382: Transaction abort when pushing via SSH to a Mercurial repository.

Could someone create a Mercurial bug (https://bz.mercurial-scm.org) with explanation about how Phabricator handles the bundle2 ssh stream? They might be able to give some hints.
I would like to do it, but I'm not sure how Phabricator handles the stream exactly.

Jun 6 2016, 3:08 PM · Mercurial, Bug Report

Dec 4 2015

jgelens edited the content of Organizations Using Phabricator.
Dec 4 2015, 9:02 AM

Dec 2 2015

jgelens added a comment to T9639: Unable to push to hosted Mercurial repository over SSH with new upstream bookmark position.
Dec 2 2015, 9:07 PM · Diffusion, Mercurial

Nov 18 2015

jgelens added a comment to T9807: `arc land` no longer works with upgraded Mercurial (3.6.1).

If you want to test that something in this vein works, I'm happy to bring it upstream.

Nov 18 2015, 8:47 AM · Arcanist, Mercurial

Oct 6 2015

jgelens added a comment to T9450: "abort: not a Mercurial bundle" with Mercurial 3.5>=.

Thanks, I guess that's the best fix in the short-term. I've also tried implementing the bundle2 protocol, but no luck. Without any documentation it's no fun.

Oct 6 2015, 2:50 PM · Mercurial

Sep 29 2015

jgelens added a comment to T9450: "abort: not a Mercurial bundle" with Mercurial 3.5>=.
Sep 29 2015, 2:54 PM · Mercurial
jgelens added a comment to T9450: "abort: not a Mercurial bundle" with Mercurial 3.5>=.
Sep 29 2015, 2:03 PM · Mercurial

Sep 28 2015

jgelens added a comment to T9450: "abort: not a Mercurial bundle" with Mercurial 3.5>=.

Right, sometimes it works perfectly. I just don't get it, it seems kinda random. Maybe I should try once more on another new VM. Please note it only happens when there were commits to push. Pushing without changes always works.

Sep 28 2015, 9:49 PM · Mercurial
jgelens added a comment to T9450: "abort: not a Mercurial bundle" with Mercurial 3.5>=.

This is my latest debugging result:

Sep 28 2015, 2:51 PM · Mercurial
jgelens added a comment to T9450: "abort: not a Mercurial bundle" with Mercurial 3.5>=.

I've installed Phabricator on a freshly installed server and switched to Mercurial over SSH. Now I'm getting the same problem, but it's kinda random somehow. Sometimes I don't get the error, but most of the times I do:

Sep 28 2015, 10:54 AM · Mercurial

Sep 23 2015

jgelens added a comment to T9450: "abort: not a Mercurial bundle" with Mercurial 3.5>=.

Thanks, I'll also try to play with it the coming week. What's the best way to debug PHP? Is there a way to get a CLI debugger at that point of the code or should I just try to print vars to stdout or something? (not much PHP experience).

Sep 23 2015, 6:54 AM · Mercurial

Sep 22 2015

jgelens added a comment to T9450: "abort: not a Mercurial bundle" with Mercurial 3.5>=.

I setup a test environment with mercurial 3.5.1 on both client and server and did not see this issue. Provide some further detail about your setup:

That's weird, I'll investigate it further.

Sep 22 2015, 6:59 AM · Mercurial

Sep 21 2015

jgelens added a comment to T9450: "abort: not a Mercurial bundle" with Mercurial 3.5>=.

Im using 3.5.1 on both the server and the client. It only happens if I push to the mercurial repos via Phabricator, directly works fine. So maybe Phabricator is not passing through some information needed by Mercurial?

Sep 21 2015, 9:27 AM · Mercurial

Sep 19 2015

jgelens created T9450: "abort: not a Mercurial bundle" with Mercurial 3.5>=.
Sep 19 2015, 10:56 PM · Mercurial