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hgdemandimport: add collections.abc to the ignore list because Python 3.13 rc3 It worked in Python 3.13 rc2, but something changed for rc3. Now, when i18n.py imports typing and it touches collections.abc.Hashable , we get: ValueError: module object for collections.abc substituted in sys.modules during a lazy load This seems to be a general problem, released in the final Python 3.13 . I have not analyzed the problem in details. We *could* work around the problem by disabling demand import of typing. But that would effectively disable demand import of collections.abc too. Instead, just disable demand import for collections.abc .

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admin_commands.py
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# admin_commands.py - command processing for admin* commands
#
# Copyright 2022 Mercurial Developers
#
# This software may be used and distributed according to the terms of the
# GNU General Public License version 2 or any later version.
from .i18n import _
from .admin import chainsaw, verify
from . import error, registrar, transaction
table = {}
table.update(chainsaw.command._table)
command = registrar.command(table)
@command(
b'admin::verify',
[
(b'c', b'check', [], _(b'add a check'), _(b'CHECK')),
(b'o', b'option', [], _(b'pass an option to a check'), _(b'OPTION')),
],
helpcategory=command.CATEGORY_MAINTENANCE,
)
def admin_verify(ui, repo, **opts):
"""verify the integrity of the repository
Alternative UI to `hg verify` with a lot more control over the
verification process and better error reporting.
"""
if not repo.url().startswith(b'file:'):
raise error.Abort(_(b"cannot verify bundle or remote repos"))
if transaction.has_abandoned_transaction(repo):
ui.warn(_(b"abandoned transaction found - run hg recover\n"))
checks = opts.get("check", [])
options = opts.get("option", [])
funcs = verify.get_checks(repo, ui, names=checks, options=options)
ui.status(_(b"running %d checks\n") % len(funcs))
# Done in two times so the execution is separated from the resolving step
for name, func in sorted(funcs.items(), key=lambda x: x[0]):
ui.status(_(b"running %s\n") % name)
errors = func()
if errors:
ui.warn(_(b"found %d errors\n") % errors)