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To reproduce: - Configure a repository to "Track Only: example". - Leave "Default Branch: master". - View repository main detail page. Commits on `master` are shown, despite the branch not being tracked, so they will never be imported. This is correct, but confusing. Clearer would be a message like "You are viewing an untracked branch." with no commits shown.

To reproduce: - Configure a repository to "Track Only: example". - Leave "Default Branch: master". - View repository main detail page. Commits on `master` are shown, despite the branch not being tracked, so they will never be imported. This is correct, but confusing. Clearer would be a message like "You are viewing an untracked branch." with no commits shown. Additonal cases: - Create a new repository, immediately set it to track only stable before activating it, activate it, view main page. - View a branch which does not exist, and is tracked. - View a branch which does not exist, and is not tracked. - View a branch which exists, and is tracked. - Delete a tracked branch, then view it in the web UI. - Close a branch in Mercurial, then view it.

To reproduce: - Configure a repository to "Track Only: example". - Leave "Default Branch: master". - View repository main detail page. Commits on `master` are shown, despite the branch not being tracked, so they will never be imported. This is correct, but confusing. Clearer would be a message like "You are viewing an untracked branch." with no commits shown. Additonal cases: - Create a new repository, immediately set it to track only stable before activating it, activate it, view main page. - View a branch which does not exist, and is tracked. - View a branch which does not exist, and is not tracked. - View a branch which exists, and is tracked. - Delete a tracked branch, then view it in the web UI. - Close a branch in Mercurial, then view it.