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<mattip> Julian: hi
<cfbolz> mattip: i'll review isidentical's PR now
<mattip> cool
<Julian> mattip: Hi!
<Julian> How are you
<mattip> all is good
<Julian> Glad to hear.
<mattip> hope all is well by you. I opened an issue on one of your repos
<Julian> Yeah all good. Oh. Did you, I didn't see it
<Julian> My github notifications have gone wild
<mattip> (sorry, doing two things at once)
<Julian> Ah.. that was quite awhile back, so I'll have to remind myself, but IIRC it did indeed function
<Julian> Will lyk in a bit
<mattip> cool, I am trying in a test repo now, based on the workflow in "workflow.yml"
<Julian> mattip: got a bunch of other things to do but I can have a look at fixing that probably in the next day or two
<mattip> ok. thanks
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<ronan> Apparently we have multiple heads on default??
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<cfbolz> ronan: do we?
<cfbolz> ah
<ronan> well, it says so when I try to push
<cfbolz> they are old
<cfbolz> that's really weird
<ronan> I did notice something weird on my last pull: "178 local changesets published"
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<cfbolz> ronan: so now we need to find out how to fix this :-(
<ronan> cfbolz: hmm, hg topics doesn't return anything, I'm quite sure we used to have quite a few
<cfbolz> right
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<mattip> sorry, mess
<mattip> heptapod had a wird setting, I tried to get them to revert it, and apparently it published some topic branches that were hanging around
<mattip> let me see if I can fix it
<mattip> ronan: I think the public repo is OK
<mattip> can you push just your changeset with hg push -r xxxx
<ronan> mattip: nope, I got a remote traceback
<mattip> does it say which commits?
<ronan> it says 'ValueError: node 33be2a58845268a4a6e1544bef190ac38d834f24 does not exist'
<mattip> that is weird. It is a commit that closed a branch before merging to default
<ronan> the commit is there in the web UI, though
<mattip> right. Why did you think the problem is with multiple heads on default earlier?
<mattip> ronan: try now. I pushed a few older commits and although the ui said "no change" I think it fixed the problem
<ronan> mattip: hg push still doesn't work, but hg push -r does
<mattip> what branches do you have on hg outgoing?
<ronan> I only have one now: hpy-0.0.3
<ronan> but hg push complains about multiple heads on branch "default"
<ronan> remote: (4 heads: 6a46d28780d8 04a0975fc60f 409924055463 f6e72d5554f1)
<mattip> ahh. those must be topic branches on your repo
<mattip> so it seems our workflow choices are:
<mattip> - use topic branches and not named branches
<mattip> - use named branches and not topic branches
<mattip> it seems heptapod does not support mixing the two any more
<mattip> the problem started because I wanted to let people with developer status push named branches
<mattip> to pypy/cffi
<mattip> so I must not have understood the implications of everything gracinet was trying to tell me about autopublishing
<ronan> mattip: it looks like I don't have any topic branches any more
<mattip> so what are those commits?
<mattip> 6a46d28780d8 04a0975fc60f 409924055463 f6e72d5554f1
<mattip> I can't find them in my repo
<mattip> I don't see how to search heptapod for commit hashes
<ronan> the last one I just pushed
<ronan> The other ones look like abandoned MRs
<mattip> that was a topic branch
<ronan> mattip: unless I'm mistaken, it lost its topic in my repo
<mattip> I guess these topic draft branches turned into public branches due to the changes in autopublishing
<mattip> so I will merge them to closed-branches
<mattip> nope, that doesn't work
<mattip> I will try to talk to gracinet tomorrow about making 6a46d28780d8 04a0975fc60f 40992405546 not be heads
<mattip> I guess I could merge them to default discarding the changes, but it is too late in the day to do risky stuff
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