We are doing incremental synchronization between our mercurial and git repositories. I was moving this job to different server today and it stopped working. It was always going from start. At the end I found this problem:
min=int(state_cache.get('tip',0)) # Here it is always 0
max=_max
if _max<0 or max>tip:
max=tip
It turned out that state_cache is actually having byte strings which does not match 'tip'
{b'repo': b'../hgrepository/', b'tip': b'18544'}
After I changed it to this it works again:
min=int(state_cache.get(b'tip',0)) # Notice that b
I am not sure why the behavior changed (maybe python version), but I think it should be searched as byte string as load_cache it creating byte strings.
We are doing incremental synchronization between our mercurial and git repositories. I was moving this job to different server today and it stopped working. It was always going from start. At the end I found this problem:
It turned out that state_cache is actually having byte strings which does not match 'tip'
After I changed it to this it works again:
I am not sure why the behavior changed (maybe python version), but I think it should be searched as byte string as load_cache it creating byte strings.