changes -v prints its output without touching the network, but annotate
is sitting here performing network activity (to darcs.net, I'm
annotating a Darcs source file), presumably grabbing patches.
There is a line in the output marked as "unknown", mornfall suggests
this could be a hint to the cause (maybe line-splitting/coverage checking).
The following patch sent by Owen Stephens <darcs@owenstephens.co.uk> updated issue issue2135 with
status=has-patch
* Resolve issue2135: Don't keep trying to annotate a file, after processing the patch that added the file.
Ignore-this: 7b74469cfef3d30181d2830a9cbb7171
This is rather tricky to test, since it requires some lines to be
un-annotated, at the point of the addfile patch.
Testing manually and watching for network activity suggests it is
working as expected though.
Setting it back from "resolved" to "need-testcase" since I rollbacked
the unsatisfactory fix patch697 that did not prevent the appearance of
"unknown" lines in annotate.
The following patch sent by Owen Stephens <darcs@owenstephens.co.uk> updated issue issue2135 with
status=resolved;resolvedin=2.8.0 HEAD
* Resolve issue2135: Don't keep trying to annotate a file, after processing the patch that added the file.
Ignore-this: 7b74469cfef3d30181d2830a9cbb7171