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@yuja I talked with @lothiraldan about this today. It turns out that it'd be
better to provide a `basesheads` returning a set directly from the
MissingAncestors object (I do have a Rust implementation for heads).
This would make the call from `setdiscovery`
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> +bases = self._common.bases
> +if callable(bases):
> +# This happens for Rust exported object, and we don't know
> +# at the moment how to make an equivalent of property for them
> +bases = self._common.bases
> +if callable(bases):
> +# This happens for Rust exported object, and we don't know
> +# at the moment how to make an equivalent of property for them
> +bases = bases()
> +
> # The presence of nullrev will
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REVISION SUMMARY
As precedently done with LazyAncestors on cpython.rs, we test for the
presence of the 'rustext' module.
For now, on
